Located on the east side of Dinkey Creek. Picnic site is located on large sandy flat above Dinkey Creek. Good shade provide from cedar and pine trees. Provides fisherman access to Dinkey Creek. Stoves: Yes, grill- NO FIRES

Dinkle Lake Day Use Area is at the base of Mount Sopris. It adjacent to popular hiking trails and near the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness Area. It an ideal spot for picnics and lake fishing.

This campground is used primarily by four-wheel drive, ATV and trail bike enthusiasts. It is located 3.75 miles north of Taylor Reservoir. Several fishing sites line the banks of the Taylor River near the campground. The Collegiate Peaks Wilderness Area lies 4 miles east of this campground. Landscape includes ponderosa pine next to an open sage brush valley. 22 campsites.

Dinner Station Campground is a hillside campground covering 5 acres along Birch Creek that has 8 camping units, a day-use picnic area, ADA accessible toilets, and water. The campground is close to fishing areas as well as many trailheads. For this site, please limit trailer lengths to 16' or less, do not exceed the 16-day camping limit, and keep in mind that there are not garbage services here, so pack it in…

Dipper Trail is part of the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Trail System and the Schultz Creek Loops Trail System. The Mount Elden/Dry Lake Hills (MEDL) trail system was dedicated in 1987. There are eight trailheads…

Dipper Trail is part of the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Trail System and the Schultz Creek Loops Trail System. The Schultz Creek area is the entry point to the…

This is a fantastic place to get away from it all!  Dipping Vat Campground is located adjacent to the west side of Snow Lake. Snow Lake is approximately 52 miles southeast of Reserve, New Mexico. The campground offers a variety of activities to the visitor, including fishing, overnight camping, and hiking. Dipping Vat Campground has a potable water system including a well with a pump.  Snow Lake…

Large gravel lot provides ample parking. The trail is mostly flat, with a few moderate ups and downs. There is an excellent viewpoint shortly before the trail ends at the junction with the Glen Boulder Trail.

Situated on the north side of the Merced River, Dirt Flat Campground is a small camp that features walk-in tent sites on the river. Most sites are on the river or have river access. The remote location of the site makes for a quiet and peaceful camping experience and is located close to Yosemite National Park. Oak and pine trees provide shade along the Merced River. The campsites at Dirt Flat meet accessibility…

Provides access to: Dirty Face Trail #1500.  It is located just above the old Lake Wenatchee Ranger Station (now closed).

The shooting range offers 100-yard tange with target frames set at 25 yards, 50 yards and 100 yards with six firing lanes or stations. This area is open all year. See fee information and restrictions below. A vault toilet is available.

Disaster Creek Trailhead

The Discovery Trail #745 was built to serve as a short scenic route out of the Visitors Center providing hikers with a couple of vista points overlooking Deep Slough, Ward Lake, and the rest of the valley below. It is a graveled trail and is used as an interpretive trail.  From the North/ Eastern corner of this loop there exists a section of trail which leaves the loop and ties in with the Twilight…

The Discovery Auto Tour is a self-guided driving tour that includes two routes on the LaCroix and Kawishiwi Ranger Districts of the Superior National Forest.  The tour provides an easy way to explore some of the natural and cultural history of the Forest and the many recreation opportunities along the way.  This "signed" tour is a partnership between the USDA Forest Service and the Lake Vermilion Resort…

A delightful hiking trail and picnic area that provides a wilderness experience for all who enjoy nature with trails specifically prepared for the physically challenged and visually impaired.

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Dispersed Camping is allowed on the Leadville Ranger District except in areas that are marked as prohibited or in the Recreation Areas of Turquoise and Twin Lakes by Special Order UFC-1, Exhibit C. Campgrounds that are concessionaire-run are available in these…

This is an enclosed CCC Adirondack shelter built in 1936. Original notching is visible on much of the structure. Layout is similar to a Pan Abode cabin. It has sleeping space for 2 adults and 2 children. There is NOT enough room for 4 adults. The cabin sits 30' (9 m) back from the lake with minimal beach area. Facilities: 4 single wooden bunks, wood stove, Table and benches, Broom, Cooking counter, Maul, Axe, Wood,…

Ditch Creek Campground sports campsites in an open area with few tall trees - a beautiful place to "catch the sun."

Peaceful & Relaxing The Ditch Creek Campground is a quiet campground adjacent to Ditch Creek. It is situated in an open area with some spruce along the creek. The campground is located approximately 5 miles south of Deerfield Reservoir. In the off-season, several sites remain open. Stay limit at all campgrounds is 14 days. In conjunction with Forest Recreation…

**June 24, 2022 There is currently no water at Ditch Creek**  A pole fence encircles the large yard and a forest of pine hugs the perimeter of Ditch Creek Guard Station. Nearby is a small corral with trough to contain recreational stock animals. Not much has changed around here in a handful of decades, so come and experience the life of a forest fireguard who would unhitch his horse and ride the…

The Ditch Creek Trail System is approximately 15 miles west of Hill City.  It is in the high Limestone Plateau of the Black Hills.  This 100 mile trail system has a mix of open meadows, thick aspen, dense spruce and, high mountain streams.  Most trails are designed for OHV use, and some may be rocky in places.  There is one trailhead for this system.  Some trails are open yearlong, others…

Ditch Creek Trailhead is located about 15 miles west of Hill City on Deerfield Road, then 4 miles south of Deerfield Road on Ditch Creek Road, adjacent to the Ditch Creek Camp Ground. 

This trail is sometimes referred to as "Chinaman Trail" due to a popular myth that it was constructed by Chinese laborers. However, there has been no evidence to support the notion that Chinese or other ethnic Asian groups constructed the trail. The name Ditch Mountain Trail has been regaining popular usage, both due to cultural sensitivities…

Located along the Illinois River Road (Forest Road 4103), where the Illinois River widens out and forms a deep pool.  The depth of this pool, its proximity to the main road and the surrounding shallow terraces provide easy access to the beach. Facilities No fire pit No picnic table No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

  This site is located on the Upper Salt River area and has five river access points. This site also offers dispersed camping for boaters using the access points.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

This body of water is part of the Weber drainage.

This body of water is part of the Weber drainage.

The Divide Trail #523 begins at Forest Service Road 265.1A and ends at the forest boundary with the White River National Forest.  It serves as a connecting route from the Buzzard Divide Road, FSR #265, to the Boundary Trail #525 on the Grand Mesa/White River National Forest Boundary.  The trail travels up the Hightower Creek drainage and connects with the Boundary Trail at the head of Hightower Creek…