This trailhead is located near the northern boundary of the Ochoco National Forest and provides access to the eastern terminus of Cougar Trail (#835).  In the summer of 2014 the Bailey Butte fire burned through this area and much of the damage is still visible.  The roadside sign was lost in the fire,…

CLOSED FOR SEASON.  Closing for 2024 season on October 7th. This campground has 12 sites and is a great location for hiking, fishing, hunting, horseback riding and mountain biking in summer and early fall. Nearby Bumping Lake offers visitors opportunities for boating, swimming and fishing. The campground is adjacent to William O Douglas…

6600-foot elevation. 18 campsites in the Salmon River Mountains. Big game hunting in season. Short trails run north, south and west from the campground. The area is heavily timbered with mixed conifers.

In the summer months, Cougar Reservoir is a popular place for boating, swimming and fishing. Cougar Reservoir is located outside of Blue River along Aufderheide Drive, part of the West Cascades National Scenic Byway. Camping is restricted to developed campgrounds in the Cougar Recreation Area. There are three developed…

The trail is well signed at the trailhead, boundary and all junctions. This site provides access to Cougar Ridge trail #1668 which enters Eagle Cap Wilderness. Much of this trail is along the ridgetop, but will go in and out of old burned forested areas where you will see many ponderosa pine trees. The trailhead is equipped with a…

This trailhead is located near the northern boundary of Ochoco National Forest and provides access to the western terminus of Cougar Trail (#835).   In the summer of 2014, the Bailey Butte fire burned through this area and much of the damage is still visible. Forest Service crews have spent considerable time…

Coulson Gulch Trailhead provides access to Coulson Gulch Trail. This trail drops south at a moderate grade, crossing back and forth across a mostly dry streambed. At the open meadow area of Higgins Park, it joins the Button Rock Road (a turn to the east leads into City of Longmont's Button Rock Preserve and Ralph Price Reservoir). Coulson Gulch Trail follows the old road one mile south to the North Saint Vrain Creek…

Coulter Campground offers 5 boat-in campsites on the east side of Upper Holter Lake and adjacent to the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness. Approximately 1 mile north is a large day-use area (Meriwether Picnic Site) with wilderness access and boat docks. A scenic river trail provides access between the campground and picnic site.  The campground, located within a scenic river canyon, provides…

General Camping Info: Find helpful guidance and tips for an enjoyable trip to the forest! Know Fire & Other Restrictions Before You Go!: These conditions can affect your entire trip. For example, Extreme and Critical fire use restrictions mean no campfires and no portable cooking systems/stoves. Bring cold food and no S'mores. Be Bear Aware!: Bear safety is critical, for the safety of your group and/or you, as…

This 12.4 mile trail circles Council Bluff Lake, the largest of the lakes in the Mark Twain National Forest, and connects to the Council Bluff Recreation Area, providing hiking and mountain biking opportunities along the lake shore, and connecting the developed recreation areas. Some sections are steep and rocky, providing challenges to the bike…

The Council Bluff Recreation Area, located next to the largest lake on the Mark Twain National Forest, is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors. The area provides ample opportunities for camping, picnicking, hiking, fishing, swimming and more. The site is large and spread out, the campground and beach are about a 1 mile hike apart, the hike/bike is downhill from the campground to the beach, but uphill…

Located on the north side of Highway 38 between the Barton Flats Visitor Center and Barton Flats Family Campground (off of Camp Arbolado Road) accommodates up to 50 people and 10 vehicles. The camp site has 6 picnic tables, 3 double-pedestal grills, 2 single-pedestal grills, 2 fire rings.  Bear boxes are available for food storage. Box dimension 48"x 29"x 26". A hiking trail, the…

The four primitive campsites are located in a mixed stand of hardwood and beech trees on the south shore of Council Lake. There is fishing in Council Lake for yellow perch, rock bass, bluegill, largemouth bass, black crappie, bullhead and northern pike. The 12 acre Council Lake is part of a small chain of lakes and offers excellent canoeing and kayaking. Each campsite has a fire pit. A toilet is located near site #1…

Council Ranger District Office, Payette National Forest, 208-253-0100, 8:00a.m. to 4:30p.m., M - F

Trailhead on County Road B-054 (Bursum Rd.) to access the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail.

The County Line Trails is located in the central portion of the Grand Mesa. The western access is off Highway 65 at the County Line Winter Trailhead. The trail receives frequent grooming a moderate level of difficulty. Trail miles total 7.8 miles and offers winter trail loop options in open coniferous forest. (Winter Trail Map)

County Line Trailhead

As you explore Newberry Volcano this site offers you beautiful scenery and interpretation of the area.

The Courthouse Trail #218 begins at Cow Creek Road, FSR 857 and ends at West Fork Road, FSR 860. This trail climbs steadily following Courthouse Creek and the Uncompahgre Wilderness boundary. While in the wilderness, Wilderness Regulations apply.  At…

The Courthouse Mountain Trail #144 begins at its intersection with the Courthouse Trail #218 at the Uncompahgre Wilderness boundary. It ends on a rocky ridge almost at the summit of Courthouse Mountain which rises 12,152 feet. The trail goes around the base of a ridge on the left and begins to climb. It then turns right bring Courthouse Mountain…

Courthouse Vista is the trailhead for Courthouse Butte Loop, Bell Rock, and Bell Rock Pathway trails. These trails access…

The Nancy Courtney Amphitheater is a scenic day-use site surrounded by towering ponderosa pines. It features an accessible walking path and offers a welcoming space for gatherings and special events. The site includes four nearby picnic areas, each equipped with tables, and accommodates up to 100 guests. Amenities include electricity and water, as well as 30 designated parking spaces. The amphitheater is fully ADA…

Courtney Lake campground, located 22 miles southeast of Ontonagon, MI. on the Ontonagon Ranger District, features a single loop with 21 spacious sites that can accommodate tents, trailers, or larger motor homes. Courtney Lake campground also features two walk-in sites for tent campers. Of the 21 sites, 6 of them accommodate equestrian camping. All 6 have high lines and 3 have a corral. There is also a hitching post…

With paved access, the Courtright Boat Launching site is located at Courtright Reservoir. It provides good access for fishing and boating. Is also used for RV overflow

Located approximately over the dam off of Courtright Lake Road.

This is a popular destination for those who enjoy recreating on the Courtright or Wishon Reservoirs.  Camping, boating, hiking, and fishing are some of the activities that the area has to offer.

Cove Boat Ramp offers access to Badin Lake for both motorized and non-motorized craft. A large parking area is available for vehicles and trailers. Fishing Badin Lake The biggest fishing hole in the Uwharrie National Forest is Badin Lake. This 5,350-acre impoundment of the Yadkin River was built in 1917 by the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) to generate hydroelectric power for the aluminum plant at Badin. The…

Cove Campground is located 7 miles SW of Lake George on CR 96, in Eleven Mile Canyon, below the reservoir. The campground has four campsites with parking spurs 25-34 feet; elevation is 9,900 feet; Facilities include toilets, water, trash, tables, and fire rings. Reservations are recommended during the busy summer months.

Boating access point.