Your national forests and grasslands are 193 million acres of vast, scenic beauty waiting for you to discover. Over 3 million acres of land located in 22 National Recreation Areas managed by the Forest Service is preserved for recreational activities like hiking, boating, fishing and swimming, while highlighting natural, cultural and scenic resources. Visitors who choose to recreate on these public lands find 162,984 miles of trails, over 30,000 recreation sites, over 400,000 miles of streams and 3 million acres of lakes, 127 alpine ski areas, 338,000 heritage sites, and specially designated sites that include 36.7 million acres of designated wilderness areas, 130 wild and scenic rivers, 15 monuments, and one preserve. And remember, “It’s All Yours.”
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Juniper Campground is Quemado Ranger District's most popular campground. It offers full RV hookups, leveled tent sites, and easy lake access. Maximum RV size is 35'.
El Caso I-IV Campground
This are partially developed, shady campgrounds within hiking distance of the lake.
The El Caso Campgounds are partially developed campgrounds located at the east end of Quemado Lake, approximately .25 miles east of the Piñon CG. They are nestled in a valley stretching alongside an intermittent stream and are surrounded by ponderosa pine and cottonwood trees. The El Caso Campgrounds are popular with…
Wright's Cabin Picnic Area
Wright's Cabin Picnic Grounds offers Adirondack-style shelters and a little taste of the Black Range backcountry. This a good place for those who just want to enjoy a day in beautiful old-growth forest.
Wright's Cabin is a day-use picnic site located in the Black Range Mountains, approximately 40 miles east of Silver City and 17 miles west of Kingston. It is situated in a beautiful area of mixed…
Dipping Vat Campground
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…
Willow Creek Campground
Willow Creek Campground provides a quiet, peaceful area in the pines.
Willow Creek is located approximately 55 miles from the town of Reserve. Willow Creek is a very beautiful campground nestled in the canyon under tall pines. The camp sites run along both sides of the stream.
Ben Lilly Campground
This campground is an ideal area to escape the summer heat.
Double Cabin Campground
Nestled among the big pines near the heart of the Maury Mountains this isolated campground is the perfect get away from busy civilization. Though there are few recreational activities branching directly from the campground, Double Cabin Pond is just a short walk away, and Antelope Flat Reservoir is just a…
Potlid South Trailhead
Located just to the east of McKay Saddle, this trailhead is the southern access point for Potlid Trail (#836), which wraps around the west side of Bull Mountain.
In the spring and summer of 2015 there will be a timber sale in the vicinity of the trailhead and within the first 1/2 mile of the trail.…
Round Mountain South Trailhead
This trailhead is located just off of Forest Service Road 42 in a large unpaved parking lot.
Round Mountain Trail (#805) heads north from here requiring you to cross Forest Service Road 42, so please do that with extreme caution since the trail is located near a sharp curve in the road.
Giddy-Up Go Trailhead
This trailhead is located across Forest Service Road 3370-200 from Dry Creek Horse Camp.
There is easy access to the Giddy-Up Go Loop Trail (#830) which is a 12.70 mile loop, but can be…
Hennickson's Ridge - 3E04
Chew's Ridge to Miller Canyon
Horse Pasture - 4E05
Marble Peak Trail to Tassajara Road
White Rock Day Use Picnic Area
Many oak trees. 27 picnic sites. Flush toilets, barbecues, tables, garbage bins, accessible. Barecues or fires only permitted in the day use area; not permitted along the river. Watch out for poison oak.
Shiell Gulch Campground
Campground offers 5 tent only camp units and 2 picnic units. Access to facility is unpaved and there is no water system. Access from facility to the Chanchelulla Wilderness.
Lower Salt Creek Shoreline Area
Shoreline camping on Shasta Lake
Sink Hollow GWT
This is a developed/improved trail.
Slate Gorge Overlook
This is an observation point.
Smithfield Campground
This campground offers access to hiking and biking trails. Two miles up the road is the Smithfield Canyon trailhead, which leads into the Mount Naomi Wilderness. There is a stock loading ramp at the trailhead parking lot. Trail 007 leads to Tony Grove Lake, on the other side of the wilderness. Activities include fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and horse riding.
Meadow Lake
This body of water is part of the Bear drainage.
Pounds Hollow Recreation Area
A picturesque setting, Pounds Hollow campground and lake are tucked away amongst the Shawnee Hills, where you can relax and get away from it all. Completed in the early 1940's, Pounds Hollow Lake is popular for the same reasons it was 60 years ago and continues to provide opportunities to picnic, fish, swim, camp and hike.
Pine Ridge Campground is located on the ridgetop above Pounds Hollow Lake…
Tower Rock Campground
Located along the banks of the Ohio River, Tower Rock Campground offers beautiful scenery and close proximity to water activities like fishing and boating. The 1/4 mile trail can be accessed near the boat launch. Be aware this area is prone to flooding when river levels fluctuate.
Simpson Barrens Natural Area
Simpson Township Barrens is a unique ecological area containing several native plant communities such as limestone barrens, seeps, dry and dry-mesic upland forest, an intermittent creek drainage and support a rich diversity of plants. The limestone barrens communities are characterized by very dry, calcium rich soils that support a flora more commonly encountered on the tall grass prairies found north of the Shawnee…
Crystal Park Picnic and Mineral Collection Area
Crystal Park is a unique recreation area at an elevation of 7,800 feet in the Pioneer Mountains in southwest Montana. Crystal Park is open for day use only and has a fee per person. Facilities include 3 picnic sites with tables and grills, information signs, toilets, and a paved trail with benches as well as an overlook. The facilities are designed to be universally accessible (ADA).
Quartz crystals are scattered…
Little Joe Campground
Little Joe Campground is accessed via the Pioneer Mountains Scenic Byway, with awesome views of the surrounding mountain peaks, valleys, and forests. This is a small, quiet campground with 5 camping units, a picnic day-use area, ADA accessible vault toilet, and water but does not have garbage services so pack it in, pack it out. Wise River runs nearby, and provides easy access for fishing but there is not a…
Lodgepole Campground
Lodgepole Campground is located at an elevation of 6,400 feet and encompasses 2 acres. This is a basic campground located between the road and a steep hill across the Wise River. There are 10 campsites and handicapped accessible restrooms and water are provided. Fishing and hiking are among the activities available. Swimming in the river may also be enjoyed. Pets are allowed if on a leash.
The maximum…