The Divide Forks Campground sits at 9200-foot elevation. There are 11 campsites with a maximum spur length is 20 feet.

The Divide Forks Cutoff Trail #639 is used as a connecting route between the Smith Point Road, FSR #406 and the Divide Road, FSR #402, just south if the Divide Forks Campground. The trail tranverses on relatively flat terrain which makes it an easy trail to hike. It travels through mostly aspens and some oakbrush with intermittent open parks and crosses a few small creeks, fish are rarely available at the creek…

Serves as the northern staging area and trailhead for the Divide Forks ATV System. Large graveled area with ATV cattleguards to allow ATV passage during periods when the Divide Road is closed to full size vehicles (to protect soft road bed).

Serves as the South West staging area and trailhead for the Divide Forks ATV complex.

The Divide Lake Campground provides a northwoods camping experience in a small (only 3 sites) secluded campground located near many recreational opportunities.  A walk-down canoe launch provides access to Divide Lake and its stocked trout population while Divide Lake Trail provides a 2 mile hike with benches and scenic overlooks.  Other nearby lakes, a boat ramp, and a fishing pier give the camper even…

Offers views of Santa Barbara coastline, Upper Santa Ynez Valley and San Rafael Mountains. Divide Peak Road is approximately 17 miles on East Camino Cielo from Highway 154. The parking lot for the OHV road is on the right side of East Camino Cielo 12.5 miles from Highway 154.

Divide Well Campground is a remote site with a rustic look.  It is situated in an meadow with scattered ponderosa pine and denser fir along the campground edges. Divide Well is a popular spot for elk hunters, but little used through the rest of the season.   It features 11 campsties and two accessible vault toilets.  There is no potable water or garbage…

This is a great destination for berry picking, it is also a wonderful base camp for anyone wanting to hike, hunt or just explore the Malheur National Forest.  The Sumpter Valley Interpretive Trail, Davis Creek Trail as well as other great recreational activities are…

This campground is located on Forest Road M10, just above the Fouts Springs OHV area.  There are 7 sites with tables and grills.  Corrals and hitching post are available for packstock animals.  A short trail  (.8 mile) connects to the Deafy Glade Trail providing access to the Snow Mountain Wilderness.

Dispersed campsite with toilet.

Dixie Ridge Trail #731 starts at Big Beaver Creek and the quickly climbs to Dixie Peak. The trail then follows a major ridgeline out to the Montana/Idaho border. Both the lower and upper trailheads are accessible via open road systems. Motorized vehicles:  Motorcycle use is allowed on Dixie Ridge Trail #731. The trail crosses Big Beaver Creek just up from the trailhead. The crossing is usually…

Primitive, low-impact canoe launch that offers dispersed camping.

Provides access to the Upper Buffalo Wilderness

The parking lot is located at the top of a steep stairway. Visitors are asked to not disturb the wood turtles. There is a large patch of poison ivy near the water. To download the Pine River, National Scenic River, brochure, with map, visit the Maps and Publications section of…

Doc Long Picnic Site is named for Dr. William Henry Long. He was one of three forest pathologists in the USA who conducted pioneering research of tree diseases. "Doc" Long, worked in New Mexico from 1910 through the 1930's. He lived in a cabin on the site where the “furthest set” rustic log pavilion is now. Pavilions ‘A’ and ‘B’ were added later. The original pavilion and picnic ground were…

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Overlooking Dockery Lake and nestled deep within the mountains, Dockery Lake Recreation Area offers camping, hiking, picnicking and fishing for all ages. Dockery Lake Recreation Area consists of 10 camping sites. Each campsite is equipped with a tent pad, picnic table, lantern pole, and grill. There are no water hook-ups or electrical hook-ups or dump station available in the campground. Campsites are available on a…

OverviewDoctor Creek Campground is located in the Fish Lake Basin on the south end of the lake in the Fishlake National Forest of central Utah. Visitors enjoy fishing, boating, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking and exploring local trails. FacilitiesThe campground contains two group sites that can accommodate up to 150 people each, both with shelters, tables, campfire rings and grills.  All…

Two group sites: Group A and Group B accommodate 150 people and 30 vehicles. Flush toilets, water and tent camping spots. 

Trail closed in higher elevations.

The Doctor Park Trail #424 begins at the North Bank Campground and ends near the Dinner Station Campground. It offers great technical riding for two-wheeled travel as it passes through aspen stands, heavy forests and open meadows. Trail Map

The Doe Creek / Stock Driveway ascends the Flat Tops from The Meadows located at the east end of South Fork Trail #1827. It begins at a three-way junction with South Fork #1827 and…

The Doe Creek Trail system consists of several trails in the Arapaho National Recreation Area. Users can hike, mountain bike, and enjoy fall colors on these trails.

The Doe Creek Trailhead is located in the Arapaho National Recreation Area and provides access to many trails in the Doe Creek Trail System.

4.25 miles  Easy/moderate  Trailhead elevation: 4500'  Trail end elevation: 3200'  Driving time: 1.2 hours    Trailhead access from the Smith River NRA Visitor Center, 10600 US Highway 199, Gasquet, CA 95543: Travel east on Highway 199 for about 10 miles (mile post 24.85). Turn right at Little Jones Creek Road (aka FS 16 and FS 17N05) and stay on the paved road for about…

While you're enjoying Doe Lake Recreation Area, be sure to bring your low-powered boats, canoes and kayaks. The boat ramp sits on the opposite shore of the lake from Doe Lake Recreation Area. Boating Access to Doe Lake for boating and fishing. Possession or use of motors over 25 horsepower prohibited. Fishing This unimproved boat ramp provides access to Doe Lake for both boating and fishing.

The Doe Lake Group Camp is centered around a classic 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps dining hall that has been historically restored. This beautiful building sits atop a grassy hill overlooking the clear waters of Doe Lake. Restoration efforts are the result of an agreement between the Friends of Doe Lake and the Forest Service.  A bath house, including showers, was built in the same architectural style…

This remote and picturesque campground is in the midst of old-growth forest and adjacent to Fish Lake, offering some of the best fishing in the area. A boat launch for Fish Lake (speed limit 10 mph) is located at adjacent Fish Lake Campground, and many amenities are offered at nearby Fish Lake Resort. Numerous hiking…

Dog Creek Campground is located four miles north of the town of Pine, Idaho, in a ponderosa pine forest. Situated along the banks of Dog Creek, at the foot of the Trinity Mountain Range and within 1/8 mile of the South Fork Boise River. Deer and humming birds were often sighted. Fishing is allowed in South Fork Boise River. Visitors enjoy fishing, swimming and exploring trails in the surrounding area. Natural…

A small pulloff of Washington State Route 14 with a very short hike (0.1 mile) to a viewpoint of Dog Creek Falls.  Take a swim in this cool creek or enjoy train-watching!