Trailhead

This is a picnic site with nine units. No water is available at the site; bring your own water.

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Copper Basin Guard Station is located in Copper Basin, a rugged and beautiful area in the Pioneer Mountains of south-central Idaho. Copper Basin is a remote mountain valley with beautiful views, wide open spaces, and mountains in every direction. The Basin is surrounded by both the Pioneer and White Knob mountain ranges, with elevations between 7,500' - 8,000'. Copper Basin has abundant wildlife, numerous streams,…

Favored by leaf peepers in the Fall for its Aspen groves, this 35-mile drive begins in the City of Prescott, winds through Ponderosa pine country, and ends at a scenic overlook with panoramic mountain views! A detailed description can be found on the Arizona Highways website. 

Primitive boat launching facilities. The boat ramp consists of a paved roadbed leading into the lake, the pavement turns to dirt as the reservoir recedes. A dirt / gravel parking lot is available. Shoreline fishing access is available as well. Facilities No water No toilets No garbage disposal  - Please pack it out

Multi-use trailhead with picnic tables, ramadas, grills, a vault toilet, a loading ramp, and plenty of room for trailer turn-around.  View photos on Flickr

The Copper Creek Trail #983 begins at the Copper Creek Trailhead and provides access to Copper Lake.  This trail enters the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. Judd Falls is a popular site along the trail.  After approximately 4.5 miles the trail intersects with the…

Copper Creek Campground features 16 camp units (3 accessible), potable water, accessible vault toilets, and a scenic location on the Moyie River. Beautiful Copper Falls viewpoint trail is 1.5 miles east on Copper Falls Road #2517 and there is fishing access to the Moyie River.

This campground is located northeast of Lincoln. Snowbank Lake is located across the road from the campground. The campground is only a short two mile drive from the Indian Meadows Trailhead and access into the Scapegoat Wilderness.

Copper Creek Campground is located at an elevation of 5,500 feet, the campground covers an area of 2 acres. It is a small campground offering 8 campsites on the Middle Fork of Rock Creek, which is great fishery. Water and restrooms (handicap accessible) are provided. Pets are welcome as long as they are kept on a leash. The maximum recommended trailer length for the area is 22 feet. Please limit your stay to 16 days…

This high altitude trailhead sits at the end of Middle Creek Road 524.  The facility consists of a turnaround loop, parking lot and trailhead signing.  The trail from here soon enters the Weminuche Wilderness on Copper Ridge.

Provides access to: Copper Creek Trail #876

Copper Creek/Garfield Campground is a primitive, non-fee, non-reservation campground composed of 8 campsites in a canyon carved by Copper Creek. This area is accessible from May through October. Fishing is available in area streams. This trail extends north into the Challis National Forest. Campground amenities include a vault toilet, picnic tables, fire rings, and hitching posts for stock.

 This small signed trailhead along the side of Eightmile Creek Road (forest service road 5130) gives access to Copper Glance Trail #519. Limited parking space at trailhead. The first part of the trail follows the old jeep trail #5130-505 that provides access to the Copper Glance mining claimants. At 1.5 miles the jeep trail ends and Copper Glance Trail begins. 

This campground is in a moist river bottom cedar forest (bring your bug repellent in June and July). Adjacent Thompson River offers fishing opportunities. Access for large vehicles can be challenging.

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Cordova is a commercial fishing community and home to the world famous Copper River Wild Salmon. The District is nestled between the Cooper River Delta and the southeastern end of Prince William Sound and covers approximately 2.3 million acres. Beauty and adventure surrounds this magnificent place. The Copper River…

Canoe launching area near Osborne Bend Trailhead on the Red River in the Red River Gorge. 19.4 miles (31.22 km) of the Red River is designated a federal Wild and Scenic River. It is the only Wild and Scenic River in Kentucky. The Red River provides a…

This shelter accomdates approximately 6 people. However, there is no privy or designated tentsites. Please practice low impact camping practices.

This easy to moderate trail parallels Coppermine Brook to reach Coppermine Shelter and beautiful Bridal Veil Falls at 2.5 miles.

Part of the Woodrock trail system. Standard/Terra Trail — A trail that has a surface consisting predominantly of the ground and that is designed and managed to accommodate use on that surface.

Provides access to:  Coquille River Fall Trail #1257 Brochure Brochure: The Geology of Waterfalls Along the Coquille River (996 KB PDF) 

The Corbett Trail #209 begins and ends at intersections with the Dallas Trail #200. The trail begins a steep switchback along a red cliff ledge and continues to climb with views across the valley. It intersects the Dallas Trail at approximately 0.6 miles, continue straight to stay on the Corbett Trail. The trail climbs very steeply providing excellent views of the east face of Whitehouse Mountain, its highest peak…

Cordova Pass Picnic Area and Campground offer picnicking, tent camping only, hiking, and fishing. Access to Levy-Krier (#1392), West Peak (#1390) and Salazar (#1392a) trails. All dates are weather dependent. All services may not be available early or late in the season.

Forest Trail #499 (Corduroy-Lujon Trail) is 6.5 miles long. It begins at Saguache County Road NN14 and ends at Colorado State Highway 114. The trail is open for the following uses: hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and motorcycle trail riding

The Corinth Recreation Area is a state-of-the art campground located on the on the shores of the upper part of Lewis Smith Lake in Winston County. Initially built in the 1960s and renovated in 1998 it offers facilities for individual and group camping, picnicking, swimming, and boat launching.

2900-foot elevation. 18 campsites on the Salmon River. Put-in for floating the Salmon Wild & Scenic River, Class III-IV rapids. Hiking and horse riding trail from campground loops south to Butt Creek Point, then north to Horse Creek Campground, also on the Salmon. Fishing in the river for cutthroat and rainbow trout, steelhead and whitefish. Picnic facilities are accessible. Boat ramp used by jet boaters and…

Trailhead with kiosk structure with maps and trail information.