Corner Lake is a 100 acre lake that offers camping, fishing, boating, and a small swimming area for young children. Link to Campground Map

Winter cross-country skiing and summer hiking trails. In the winter for cross-country skiing it accesses the Corner Mountain Loop (2.3 mi/3.8 k), Camp Loop (1.3 mi/2 k), and Spruce Loop (0.4 mi/0.6 k), as well as the lower end of the Barber Lake Trail. This area offers an interconnected set of trails with rolling terrain and several steep sections.

The Corney Bayou boat launch was opened earlier this year and is a new facility to allow visitors to travel by boat on the winding and mysterious Corney Bayou.

Visitors to the Corney Lake north shore boat launch can enjoy the beautiful 2,300 acre lake via a primitive boat launch area that includes picnic tables, a vault restroom, trash receptacles, and limited parking. Visitors that decide to use the north shore boat launch instead of the more updated south shore should know the road is primitive gravel with some rough spots.

Visitors to the Corney Lake south shore boat launch can enjoy an updated parking and launch facility with water, restrooms, trash receptacles, group-picnic shelter, fishing pier, boat landing dock and ample parking. Fish Your National Forests: This site can be accessed by Passenger Car; Fish available include: Bass, Catfish, Panfish; Types of fishing available include: Shore, Motorized boat, Fly, Spin, Bait; Fishing…

The Corney Lake Unit includes the Corney Lake Recreation Area which is a beautiful 2,300 acre reservoir which has become a very popular fishing and waterfowl hunters destination. Facilities are included on both sides of the lake with the south shore offering more modern fixtures. Also included in the Corney Lake Unit is a hunter camp which is located just northwest of the Corney Lake Complex.

The trailhead at Cornucopia gives you access to the East Fork Trail #1865 as well as the Pine Lakes Trail #1880. Located on the south side of the Wallowa Mountains, Cornucopia offers you history as well as amazing views. *ALERT: All parking as well as the trailhead are located on private property, so please be respectful of the land and area around it.

    

Provides access to: Corp/Buck Tie Trail #3076 which connects with North Fork Umatilla Wilderness via Lick Creek Trail #3070. Directions: Approximately 33 Miles east of Pendleton,…

A Primitive camp inside the National Red Dirt Wildlife Management Preserve. This camp is available for OHV and general camping. No horse camping allowed.

Corral Canyon Campground     USFS approved Spark Arresters are required year round. Green sticker riding season is year round. Red sticker riding season is October 1 - April 30. (This also applies to OHVs that are registered out of state.) Distance n/a Campfires Campfires are not allowed when elevated fire restrictions are in effect. Please see our…

NO campfires or open flames allowed anywhere in the Corral Canyon OHV Area or OHV campgrounds. USDA Forest Service approved Spark Arresters are required year-round. Green sticker riding season is year-round. Red sticker riding season is October 1 - April 30. (This also applies to OHVs that are registered out of state.)

The Corral Creek Trail starts at Vail Pass and takes you through a valley and then starts to climb into the Eagles Nest Wilderness Area. This is a great trail to access alpine terrain quickly and enjoy the surrounding mountain views.

The Corral Creek campground, located at the base of the Gearhart Mountain Wilderness 45 minutes northeast of Bly, Oregon, offers six campsites in a rustic lodgepole pine and meadow setting. Each site includes a picnic table,…

This boat-in campground offers a floating dock with a six boat capacity. There are 4 tent sites, 2 picnic tables, 2 fire rings and 1 toilet available. Good protection from down-lake winds. Accessible year-round. Lake Chelan Boat-in and Drive-to Campground Guide and Map…

Dispersed camping and day use site along the North Fork of the Kern River. Portable toilets and trash bins available during summer months. No water available.  Small, short trail leads to Corral Creek Picnic Area, which is a small beach along the Kern River. Camping, dogs, vehicles, and campfires are not allowed on beach. Dispersed…

Small, short trail leads to Corral Creek Picnic Area from Corral Creek Campground. It is a small beach along the Kern River. Camping, dogs, vehicles, and campfires are not allowed on beach.

 Corral Creek Road is 2 miles. It is open to high clearance vehicles, ohv, motorcycle, horse, bicycle and foot traffic. The road connects to the Meadow Lake and Meadow Ridge Campgrounds and the Meadow Lake Fishing Day Use area.

Just downriver from Cazier Guard Station, Corral Creek bridge crosses Greys River. The road can get quite rough, especially if wet, but the area is fairly open with many optional pullouts, so stop at any point with your road vehicle and continue as if on the trail already. The trail offers a popular access to Corral Creek Lake, and connects to Swift, Dry or Cottonwood Creek drainages on the west side of the range.

The Corral Fork Trail #652 is used as a connecting route between Rim Road, FSR #416, and the Little Creek Trail #655. This trail is very scenic as it follows the drainage down at a very gradual grade. It enables fairly quick access to the top or bottom of the trail by foot or horse travel. The top of the trail follows along a small creek with a few fish in it, with the creek and number of fish gradually growing…

The Corral Gulch Trail #658 is a two track for the entire distance and motorized travel may often be restricted due to spring run-offs or bad-weather. It begins traveling through oakbrush, and then stands of aspen and spruce/fir until it finally ends in pinyon and juniper. This array of vegetation provides a diverse scenic view within the Corral Gulch Basin.…

Provides access to: Noble Knob Trail 1184, Rainier View Trail 1155 and Greenwater Lakes Trail 1176 which enters…

 Corral Point Road is 2.4 miles. The road is open to vihicles with high clearance, ohv, motorycycle, horse, bicycle and foot traffic. The road connects#601 and #650.

For those seeking solitude and quiet, Corral Springs is the place. This quiet campground is located 15 minutes northwest of Chemult, Oregon. There are five campsites among lodgepole pines, each with a picnic table and fire ring. There are also two vault toilets and an information board. A narrow creek meanders through the middle of the campground, fed by a spring that gurgles out of a knoll. In the fall,…

This trailhead has a small parking area near Benchmark Butte Trail and provides access to Three Sisters Wilderness and Corral Swamp Trail #8.…

The Corral Valley trail is 5.7 miles long. It begins at 32099b Sec 21 and ends at 21017 Sec 18. Access/entry point to the Carson-Iceberg Wilderness. Generally open May to October as weather and conditions allow.

This Trailhead provides access for Corrigan Lake Trail.

This area contains all recreation sites located near the Corsair Area, located south of the Au Sable River and River Road National Scenic River in the southeast corner of the Huron National Forest. This area includes Corsair Hiking and Cross-Country Skiing…

Cosmic Campground International Dark Sky Sanctuary (CCIDSS) is the first International Dark Sky Sanctuary located on National Forest System lands and also in North America. It is also one of only 14 certified IDA Sanctuaries in the world. International Dark Sky Sanctuaries are lands possessing an exceptional or distinguished quality of starry nights. For more information on dark skies, light pollution, or the…