Collegiate Peaks Wilderness was designated by the United States Congress in 1980, and it now has a total of 167,584 acres. Located in Colorado, this wilderness spans the Gunnison, White River and Pike & San Isabel National Forests. With eight…

Collegiate Peaks Wilderness was designated 1980 and now maintains 167,996 acres. This Wilderness spans the Gunnison, White River, and Pike & San Isabel National Forests in Colorado. With eight peaks over 14,000 feet in elevation, Collegiate Peaks Wilderness likely contains the highest average elevation of any Wilderness in the Lower 48. The peaks include Huron Peak (14,005'), Missouri Mountain (14,067'), Mt.…

The United States Congress designated the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness (map) in 1980 and it now has a total of 167,584 acres. All of this wilderness is located in Colorado and lies in part of three national forests; the White River,…

Natural setting at clear-flowing spring. Additional recreation opportunities in the Caddo/Womble Ranger District.  

This trailhead is located in the upper parking lot of the Hart-Tish Day Use Area. This steep trail features views the Siskiyou Crest and Applegate Lake and passes an inactive Big Foot Trap and a number of mine adits (tunnels with one entrance). Provides access to:…

Provides access to:  Collings Mountain Trail #943 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water Vault toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

Collins is a quiet campground located along the shore of the Duckabush River. Several of the campsites are near the river. There are 16 campsites, 10 that will accommodate tents, trailers, and RVs. Six of the campsites are tent sites with spurs for parking. Warning: River contains swift water, rapids, and waterfalls. River is not floatable. Use extreme caution in or near the water.

This primitive campground with easy access to the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail consists of two large grassy fields with wooden picnic tables, fire rings, and hitching rails.

Collins Creek campground offers 36 designated campsites in an open area under a pine canopy. The surrounding forest environment provides an opportunity for many recreational activities such as wildlife and plant observation, fishing, hiking, and photography. Abundant wildlife populations provide some of the most desirable hunting areas in the upstate.

This is one of three trailheads that provide access into the Devil's Backbone Wilderness Area.  Collin's Ridge Trailhead is located on County Road KK 362 which comes off KK Highway about 16 miles west of West Plains, MO on the south end of the Wilderness.  The trailhead parking area can fit about 3 trucks with horse trailers and a couple additional cars.   This wilderness takes its…

Provides access to: Colonel Bob Trail #851 which enters Colonel Bob Wilderness. A small trailhead on the east side of the South Shore Road just northeast of Quinault Lake. 

Colonel Bob Wilderness is located east of Lake Quinault in the southwest corner of Olympic National Forest. This 11,961 acre wilderness contains steep, rugged topography. Elevations range from 300 feet in the Quinault Valley to 4,509 feet along the eastern boundary. Most of the Wilderness lies above the 1,500 foot elevation level. The lower slopes are moderately to heavily forested with stands of western hemlock and…

Generally open July to November, as weather and conditions allow.  Access crosses approximately 2 miles of private land and is very rough, high clearance vehicle highly recommended. Access/entry point to the Ruby Mountains Wilderness area.

This family-oriented campground has 80 campsites with parking areas up to 30 feet long. Picnic tables, fire grates, water and trash collection are available. There is also an amphitheater. This is a standard, nonelectric site.

Colson Campground closed permanently in April 2021. Please contact the Santa Lucia Ranger District for more information about the closure. The following campgrounds are open and can be accessed off Hwy 166: Bates Campground, Miranda Pine, Rock Front OHV Area (Buck Springs Campground, Paradise and Baja Campground), Horseshoe and Brookshire.

Although this trailhead requires some patience in order to get to it due to narrow and bumpy roads, the pay off is well worth it.  Approximately 2 hours southwest of Lolo, MT or 2 hours and 45 minutes east of Kooskia, ID this moderately strenuous 12 mile hike along the stunnning Colt Killed Creek, adjacent to the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness, offers ups and downs, mountain views, river fishing and the sound of…

THIS CAMPGROUND IS HARD SIDED VEHICLES ONLY - NO TENT CAMPING. Open July 1 - September 7, weather dependent. A campground in Beartooth Country on the Gardiner District.   Maps: Colter Campground Map Camp sites: 18

The Colton Guard Station is located in the Colton Hollow area, approximately 5 miles west of U.S. Highway 191. It is near Vernal, Utah, in the Ashley National Forest. The Civilian Conservation Corps built the complex in 1933 as part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal instituted during the Great Depression. It was a residence for rangers who patrolled the forest on horseback prior to the age of modern vehicles.

Located just west of The Dalles, OR, the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center is the official interpretive center for the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. This 26,100 square foot exhibit wing holds interpretive displays which describe the tremendous volcanic upheavals and raging floods that created the Gorge, explanations of why ice ages occur, how the…

Columbia Interpretive Site

Parking is available at the Kettle Crest Trailhead. Access to the Columbia Mountain trail via Kettle Crest #13 North is 2.2 miles one way. From the junction there is a loop trail, 2.4. miles, that encircles Columbia Mountain. An optional, .3…

The Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area is home to one of the most spectacular stretches of the Columbia River. These state, county, and local parks provide shoreline access from the Oregon side. Be sure to check the relevant website for applicable fees, current conditions, and restrictions: Cascade Locks - Blackberry Beach. This Port of Cascade Locks site is popular with windsurfers and…

The Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area is home to one of the most spectacular stretches of the Columbia River, and within our boundaries lie a variety of state, county, and local parks that provide shoreline access from the Washington side. Be sure to check their website for applicable fees, current conditions, and restrictions: Beacon Rock State Park. This freshwater shoreline on the Columbia River,…

The Columbine Trail begins at the end of Forest Road 265 and ends at the Forest Boundary/private land. Portions of the trail can be narrow for UTVs: caution is advised.

Set along the Red River in a steep canyon, this site is at the base of the Columbine Canyon Trail with access into the Columbine-Hondo Wilderness. A parking lot for the Columbine Canyon Trail is located at the back of the campground. Restrooms and potable water are available at this site.

Primitive sites in an open setting with views of the canyon. Access to Toiyabe Crest National Recreation Trail. County Road 21 intersects, and in places follows, the Austin-Grantville Stage Route (1861-1866)

The Columbine Campground is located just off the Peak-to-Peak Scenic Byway/Highway 119, west of Denver. This campground has 46 sites on two loops. Five of these sites are suitable for tents only; the others are suitable for both RV and/or tents. Each site has a picnic table, campfire ring and grill. There are no electric/water/sewer site hook-ups at this campground. The campground is situated in a grove of aspen and…

Columbine Campground has 6 designated campsites on the Uncompahgre Plateau. The Campground has tables and fire rings/grills with a vault restroom. Popular activities in the area are hiking, ATV riding, horseback riding, mountain bike riding. There is no drinking water or trash collection at the campground.

This campground, nestled in mixed-conifer forest at 9,440 feet, has six sites with picnic tables and fire pits. There are vault toilets, bear-proof trash cans, and public corrals. There is also drinking water at this site. Ash Creek Trail #307 and Web Peak Trail #345 start from the campground.

Ash Creek Trail #307 and Webb Peak Trail #345 begin at opposite ends of Columbine Corrals Campground. Ash Creek Trail starts across from the…