Updated 11/1/2023 - The Dough Flat Trailhead/Alder Creek trail is open. The Dough Flat Rd is open all the way up to the Dough Flat TH. General information: There is access to the Dough Flat Trailhead during the spring, summer and fall and is within the winter seasonal closure between approx. December 15th – April 30th. When Dough Flat Road is dry, you can drive a 2WD vehicle on the road. During wet…

A fishing lake in the North Creek Lakes area. The Department of Wildlife Resourses of Utah (DWR) stocks this lake with Brook Trout. Other fishing lakes near Dougherty Basin are Flat Lake, Yellow Lake…

From Hill City, travel west on Deerfield Road for 5 miles.  Turn north (right) onto Mystic Road, and travel for 5.5 miles.  This trailhead serves both the Deerfield Trail as well as the Mickelson Trail.  The Mickelson Trail is managed by the State of South Dakota. This trailhead has restroom facilities.

This cabin is located in the north end of the Flint Creek Range adjacent to Douglas Creek. It sits in a grassy meadow, surrounded by mature evergreen trees. Built in the 1960s by the Forest Service this cabin was used as an administrative cabin for crews working in the area before becoming a rental cabin for public use.

This campground is situated in the forest along the North Fork Nooksack River. Tall Douglas Fir, western red cedar, and western hemlock trees provide abundant shade. Guided river rafting and white water kayaking opportunities are available on the river. A day use picnic shelter provides a space for groups to gather and recreate. A short trail,…

Fishing nearby on the Stanislaus River

Dragoons, Chiricahuas, Cochise, names that hark back to the Old West. All are associated with the lands that now make up the Douglas Ranger District. Located in southeastern corner of Arizona; southwestern corner of New Mexico, the district includes the Chiricahua, Dragoon, and Peloncillo mountain ranges.  Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, the Chiricahua wilderness, several campgrounds, and Cave Creek Canyon,…

The Douglas Ranger District includes 2 different ecosystems; the Thunder Basin National Grassland and Laramie Peak. The District office is in Douglas, Wyoming, which is located about midway between the two areas. Select Laramie Peak Area or Thunder Basin National Grassland under Recreation Areas in the right-hand sidebar to find recreation sites on the Douglas Ranger District.

The Douglas Trailhead on Wildcat Mountain provides access to Douglas Trail going west to Eagle Creek and going east towards Wildcat Mountain Trail and McIntyre Ridge Trail.  Views near the trailhead and…

Dow Butte Lookout is a former fire lookout now available for the public to tour and enjoy the view.

Dowd Mountain is often overlooked as visitors rush to more well-known Flaming Gorge locations. USFS road #094 is a maintained dirt/gravel road from the highway climbing gently for about 8 miles to one of Flaming Gorge's best overlooks -- with views of both Utah and Wyoming portions of the lake.

Dowdy Lake Campground is located near the popular Red Feather Lakes area. It is located 48 miles northwest of Fort Collins, Colorado. The campground is next to Dowdy Lake in a ponderosa pine forest. Each site contains a tent pad, fire grate, bear locker and picnic table. The campground has 70 sites, including 10 walk-in tent sites. All of the sites, except the walk-in tent sites, have electricity and can accommodate…

Dowdy Lake Picnic Site is situated along the north shore of Dowdy Lake near the community of Red Feather Lakes. It provides parking and picnicking opportunities for day users of the area. There are two restrooms and a boat ramp within the area.

Down Under Trail is part of the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Trail System. The Mount Elden/Dry Lake Hills (MEDL) trail system was dedicated in 1987. There are eight trailheads providing access to 25 designated National Forest System trails, including a segment of the Arizona National Scenic Trail, Flagstaff Loop…

Provides access to: Downey Creek Trail 768 which accesses Glacier Peak Wilderness.

General Forest Camping Recreation Opportunity Guide

Located at the west end near the Huntington Lake Dam, Dowville Picnic Area offers several picnic sites shaded by dense fir trees. Vault toilets are provided and each site has a picnic table.

A small number of sites in Doyle Campground remain open to self-supported camping as long as weather permits after season closures (no trash collection, water, or cleaning). It is located off the beaten path in a peaceful and remote setting off the Hazelton Road 3. Doyle Creek flows through an adjacent meadow.

Dragon Lake has a carry-down access and 2 backcountry campsites with picnic tables.  Pan fish and northern pike can be found on this quaint lake.  

Trailhead for access to the Fort Bayard Trail System: Dragonfly - Trail #720, Servis Corrals - Trail #725, Old Highway 260 - Trail #260 and Crosscountry Course - Trail #722.

Part of the Douglas Ranger District

River access and canoe launching for the Ouachita River.

Drake Peak Lookout is perched on the crest of the North Warner Mountain Range. At a lofty elevation of 8,222 feet, the lookout offers sweeping views into Oregon, California and Nevada. Panoramic photographic opportunities abound from the first glimmer of the rising sun to the golden evening glow of sunset. Drake Peak Lookout is located approximately one hour northeast of Lakeview, Oregon. It was built in 1948 and…

This trailhead provides access to both the Sandwich Mountain and Drakes Brook trails. After the first half mile both trails are in the Sandwich Range Wilderness. The Drakes Brook trail passes a spur to Fletcher's Cascades and then ascends to intersect with the Sandwich Mountain trail at 3.2 miles. Half a mile above this intersection is the upper terminus of the Smarts Brook trail. From the parking area Sandwich…

Drakes Creek

Dredge Lake Road Trailhead

Drew Trailhead.

Located 35 minutes southwest of Lakeview, Oregon, this small and secluded creekside campground is ideal for a family or group. A bridge crosses over Drews Creek to the campground. Three campsites feature picnic tables and fire rings. Conveniently, there is a day use area within the campground with five tables, two fire rings, and horseshoe pits. You’ll find one vault toilet for the campground and one for the day use…

The Drift Creek Trail #815 starts at Colorado Highway 133 and climbs up through brush country and then through aspen forest to the Drift Creek drainage. Here the trail ends near some old abandoned roads that were once used for coal exploration drilling. By following the abandoned roads much of the west side of Huntsman Ridge can be accessed. Watch for deer and elk as they are often seen in this area.…