Boating Site.  Day Use Only.

Generally open May to October, as weather and conditions allow. Access/entry point to t he Table Mountain Wildernesss.

This site is located along the South Fork of the Coquille River.  There is a group shelter for up to 25 people. Facilities 14 RV campsites with picnic tables, and fire pits Drinking water (unavailable until further notice) 4 vault toilets Garbage disposal (from Memorial Day to Labor Day only)

The many miles of trails on the Darby Ranger District provide opportunities ranging from short day-trips to extended back-country trips.

  Dardanelle Campground is situated in a mixed conifer forest along the banks of the Stanislaus River. It is located 23 miles east of the Summit Ranger Station on Highway 108, opposite the…

The Dark Canyon Trail #830 begins at the trailhead which is part of the Erickson Springs Recreation Area and ends at Horse Ranch Park. The trail follows Anthracite Creek up through the towering rock walls of Dark Canyon. In the early season, waterfalls thunder down from cliffs and canyons high above the trail. After passing through the rocky depths of the canyon, the trail climbs the Devil’s Staircase to emerge on…

Located approximately fifty miles southeast of San Bernardino and 8 miles North of Idyllwild. Campground is located in a forested area with a stream nearby; however access to stream is closed. Road and spurs are paved. Parking spurs may not be level. Campfires are allowed within the facilities provided if current fire restrictions allow. Firewood is not sold at the site. All campsites have picnic tables and fire…

This fishing site provides access to the San Antonio River in San Diego Canyon. A restroom is available at this site. The parking area also accomodates overflow parking for Spence Hot Spring. Uses: Fishing Facilities: Paved parking and vault toilet. Special Instructions: Clean fish away from river and parking area. Day use only; no overnight camping.

Dark Canyon, the only lookout located on the Guadalupe Ranger District, is an Aermotor MC-99 type 7’ X 7’ cab sitting on a 48 foot high steel tower. Erected in 1949, it is one of only two MC-99 types still standing in the southwestern Region (the other is on the Kaibab National Forest). The Dark Canyon site has been used for fire detection since 1910, utilizing two tall pine trees with ladders and platforms, until…

The Dark Canyon Trailhead is located in the Erickson Springs Recreation Area, adjacent to Erickson Springs Campground. This trailhead accesses Dark Canyon Trail #830 which enters Raggeds Wilderness where Wilderness Regulations apply. The trailhead has hitching…

The United States Congress designated the Dark Canyon Wilderness in 1984. Great stone arches, old-growth ponderosa pine, aspen groves, meadows, hanging gardens and high country deserts are found at Dark Canyon.  The only designated Wilderness in southeastern Utah, the 47,116-acre Dark Canyon Wilderness is located in a beautiful and remote section of the Colorado Plateau. Visitors are dwarfed by steep,…

Dark Canyon Wilderness is noted for its diversity including beautiful forest and desert scenery and rich biological, geological and archeological resources. Dark Canyon Wilderness can be seen through a variety of backpacking trips from short in-and-out trips to longer five to seven-day trips for experienced backpackers. A full loop can be made by hiking Woodenshoe and Dark Canyons, which is about 40 map miles, but…

The Dark Canyon/Munsey Tie-in Trail #830A begins about 0.25 miles up the Dark Canyon Trail #830 just after crossing a foot and horse bridge. This short trail allows hikers and horseback riders to access the Munsey-Ruby Stock Driveway Trail #831 and the Raggeds Trail #820 from the developed trailhead at Erickson Springs without riding over a mile on gravel roads. After crossing the bridge, the trail turns down stream…

Dark Day Boating Site is located on beautiful Bullard's Bar Reservoir. Bullard’s Bar Reservoir activities include fishing, boating, water skiing, and other water sports. Swimming opportunities are limited because of the steep slopes; however boaters will find numerous opportunities for swimming in various locations around the lake. Bullards fishing is available for a variety…

Dark Day Campground is located on Bullards Bar Reservoir and it is with in walking distance of  the lake. There are 10 total campsites- tent camping only- 3 double sites, 1 triple site and 5 single sites. Bullard’s Bar Reservoir provides yearlong fishing opportunities for an array of fish. This is a great place for swimming, boating, and water skiing. 

14 picnic sites located near boat ramp. Located past Dark Day Campground.

The Dark Divide Roadless Area provides great opportunities for extended trips along rock studded ridges and cirques carved by long extinct glaciers. Several trails provide scenic access to Boundary Trail #1 through mixed conifer and old-growth forests.  The historic Boundary Trail was important in the early history of the…

Dark Lake has a concrete boat ramp suitable for most boats, a picnic site, and an accessible fishing deck. The lake offers a wide variety of fish including walleye, northern pike and panfish. Nearby lakes include: Knuckey Lake, Clear Lake and…

The Darling Creek Trailhead is located near the South Fork Campground in the Williams Fork area. The Darling Creek Trail (#18) is 5.2 miles one way. The trail crosses the boardwalk. The trail is a moderate hike at the start. When the trail forks from Darling Creek, it quickly gains elevation and becomes steep in sections. When the trail connects with the St. Louis Divide Trail, there is an excellent view of the area.

The Darnell Shooting Range is a very basic range with few developed facilities. There are 2 shooting benches but you must supply your own target structures on which to post your targets. The maximum target distance is 100 yards. No other distances are marked. Road conditions do not accommodate low-clearance vehicle such as a typical passenger sedan. 

The Dave Wood Interpretive Trail #115.1A begins at the Simms Mesa/Dave Wood Trailhead at the National Forest Boundary and ends at an intersection with the Simms Mesa Trail #115. This trail wanders through a pine forest, beckoning the hiker to explore. To the casual observer, there is just the forest, the path, and the sky. To the careful observer, however, there is evidence of multiple ecosystems, traces of past…

Davenport Campground has been rebuilt to evoke the historic character of the first Forest Service campground, the remnants of which are located a few miles downstream. Included are a few Adirondack shelters, a common cooking shelter with stone fireplaces and old-style log picnic tables. This 12-site, tent-only campground sits alongside Squirrel Creek in a grassy meadow surrounded by aspen and spruce trees at an…

                  Deep in the floodplain forest along the Ocklawaha River, Davenport Landing is a former steamboat stop along this twisting, winding waterway. Three primitive campsites provide a stop for paddlers working their way along the river. Boating Paddle your canoe or kayak across the beautiful waters of Davenport Lading in search of a quiet spot…

Daves Hollow loop will take you through juniper, pinyon and ponderosa pine forest with frequent antelope and mule deer sightings.

Rustic 16' x 16' a-frame style cabin with sleeping loft reached by a vertical ladder; plywood bunks; table and benches; wood stove; cooking counter; skiff with oars. Capacity 8

12' x 10' 3-sided CCC Adirondack-style shelter with gravel floor

Davidson River Recreation Area offers camping and outdoor activities for the whole family. The campground boasts several loops of shaded campsites, as well as access to hiking trails, fishing spots, waterfalls and several nearby attractions within Pisgah National Forest. It lies just four miles west of the town of Brevard and less than an hour from the city of Asheville. The facility is open year-round. Natural…

Looking to camp where you can wake at the crack of dawn and start fishing? This is one of several small campgrounds on Tellico River Road (FS Rd 210). This campground offers 6 campsites with a picnic table, fire ring, and lantern post.

Davis Canyon Campground is situated on St. Charles Creek a scenic canyon in the forests of southeast Idaho. Natural Features: A mixed-growth conifer and aspen forest covers the campground. St. Charles Creek flows gently past the site. Recreation: Nearby, the North Fork Trail and its associated trails access the Highline Trail #316. The Highline Trail is part of the National Trail System and is the area's premier…

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