Coney Creek Trailhead provides access to Coney Creek Trail - #021 which enters Cloud Peak Wilderness and travels to Coney Lake. Travelers can also take Rock Chuck Pass Trail - #418, which winds over Rock Chuck Pass to the west and Twin Lakes to the east.

Coney Flats Trailhead is at the west end of Coney Creek Road, approximately 3.5 miles west of Beaver Reservoir. Coney Creek Road is a rough, native-surface road for experienced four-wheel-drives only. There is a deep stream crossing that may be impassable at times, just east of Coney Flats. Parking is limited. Horse/Pack animals are allowed at this site. Certified weed-free hay is required.

A popular scenic viewing area for fall foliage, this winding 0.5 mile interpretive trail meanders along the top of Shenandoah Mountain. Relive the events of April 1862 through the letters of Captain Shepherd Pryor, a member of the 12th Georgia Regiment, to his wife. This is also a popular access point to the gently rolling Shenandoah Mountain Trail, and Ramseys Draft Wilderness.

Conger Lake is a 5.3 acre, 10' deep lake built for fish propagation and irrigation. Leisurely kayaking is great here.

Conger Pond is a 3.2 acre, 10' deep lake that is surrounded by a beautiful, dense coniferous forest.

Located just 11 1/2 miles northwest of Bessemer, Mi. these waterfalls can be accessed by a 3/4 mile hiking trail from a paved parking lot. The hiking trail drops steadily as you near the riverbank. At the falls, the river seperates into two sections, falling 40-feet around an island of conglomerate rock, which gives the falls its name. Old growth hemlock and hardwoods add to the natural beauty of…

The Francis Marion National Forest is one of the most exceptional wildflower viewing areas in the southeast. Fire-maintained longleaf pine ecosystems, including those found on the Francis Marion, are widely recognized by America’s Longleaf Restoration Initiative and numerous conservation groups, for harboring the highest biological diversity outside the tropics. As many as 40-50 vascular plant species in a square…

This campground sustained severe damage from the Dixie Fire in 2021. This nine unit campground is located approximately eight miles northwest of Frenchman Lake.  This is a quiet campground situated along a small creek. Vault toilets, tables, fire rings and food lockers are provided.  There is no water or garbage service. Pack out all trash.

The Connector To Bowen Loop trail is 1.7 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail 1847 and ends at Forest Road 631. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking and Horseback Riding

Conner’s Camp is a great day use area that provides views of the Cascade Mountains, picnic areas, and hiking trails. Set among large noble fir and Douglas-fir this site is excellent for preparing a rugged hike up Marys Peak or resting after a day's hike.

This is the trailhead for the East Ridge Trail #1324

Conrad Crossing Campground features 8 camp units (2 on the river and 5 above the highway), potable water (June-October), vault toilets, and a day use area. Please observe the Pack it In Pack it Out refuse policy. Attractions include historic Montana Trail, St. Joe Wild and Scenic River, fishing, and floating until mid June. Raft access.

Provides access to: Goat Rocks Wilderness via South Fork Tieton Trail #1120 and Bear Creek Mountain Trail #1130. Also provides access to…

This trailhead provides access to: Constitution Grove Trail #3675 See Trail page for more information.

The Big Park Trailhead provides access to Trail #010 into the Contag Creek drainage, Mule Meadow, and the east side of Mt. Isabel.

  This geographic area is the scenic backdrop and primary recreational resource for Montana’s capital city, Helena. It also includes the smaller communities of Austin, Rimini, and Unionville. Portions of the geographic area are in the political geographies of Lewis and Clark, Powell, and Jefferson counties. The spine of the divide is higher, cooler, wetter, and more exposed, imbuing it with a unique…

Trailhead for access to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 on the Gila National Forest.

 Trailhead for access to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 on the Gila National Forest.

The Continental Divide NST trail is 277.2 miles long. It begins at the turnoff to Trujillo Meadows Reservoir on Cumbres Pass and ends at Windy Peak.  The trail is open again after having been rerouted the past two years.  Work is continuing on the trail as trees keep falling.  Dead trees are still a hazard and hikers are cautioned to be careful while on the trail.  The trail is open for…

The Continental Loop is part of the Campbell Mesa Trail System. The various loops offer a wide variety of seasonal wildflowers, many examples of local birdlife, and frequent wildlife sightings. Visitors enjoy forested glades, broad interior meadows, and scenic views of Mt. Elden, Anderson Mesa and Mormon…

Continental Reservoir Bridge Closure Alert The bridge on Forest Road 513.1A (the main access to Continental Reservoir) has been closed to ALL full-sized vehicles. Pedestrian, motorcycle, and ATV / Side by Side (SXS) traffic are still allowed. See the full text of the closure order here.Fishing opportunities nearby…

Contorta Flat is located on the southern shore of Crescent Lake.

Contorta Point Group Campground offers 2 group sites and is located on the south shore of Crescent Lake. 

Large multi-room wooden cabin on the shore of Control Lake. Historically served as the Ranger District office. Partially furnished with rustic log furniture. Accessible by short row (rowboat provided.) Set in rolling terrain and surrounded by large muskeg which extends several miles west of lake. Trees sparse, mostly scrubby lodgepole pine, looking much like Japanese bonsai. Small ponds nearby with birds, variety of…

This rough, winding road that snakes up the northeastern slopes of the Santa Catalinas was the first major access route built to the upper reaches of the Santa Catalina Mountains. While some residents refer to the road as the Old Mt. Lemmon Highway, the name Control Road is as old as the route itself. When this was the only road up the mountain, it was so narrow in some places that, if two cars met going in opposite…

Conundrum Trail #981 begins at the intersection with the Copper Creek Trail #983 at the turn off for Copper Lake. It becomes the Conundrum Trail #1981 when it crosses into the …

ALERTS: • Bear canisters are required for all backpackers in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness.• Advance reservation permits are required for overnight stays in the…

Converse Basin Grove gives us a glimpse of a time when Manifest Destiny was the slogan of the day. The axe was king, and engineering feats in the mountains included lumber mills, water flumes, steam locomotives, and unrivalled will power. This grove is the largest contiguous grove in the world and contains Boole Tree, the largest sequoia on National Forest System land. This grove offers unique opportunities to study…

The marina includes rental boats and boat dock. Paved boat ramp and trailer parking are near the bait shop. Boats longer than 25 feet would have difficulty navigating between the ramp and breakwater. Convict Lake is a no wake lake.    The end of south shore road has beach access to launch canoes, kayaks or paddleboards.

Located in Kings Canyon, 19 miles NE of Grant Grove via Hwy 180.  Campground (5 units), vault toilet and suitable for small - midsize trailers. Elevation 3,000 feet. No water.