Small but nice camping area along the Yankee Fork of the Salmon River. Ideal for families that want a good place to hunt or fish or just relax. There is a vault toilet and the meadow across the road can accommodate larger camp trailers. Notes: There is no drinking water on site and no hookups are available, please pack out your garbage. 16 day stay limit .

Open, easily visible Sno-Park parking area on the right side of the road, suitable for trailers. Gives access to groomed snowmobile routes up Chewuch River, up 8 Mile Creek and to Sweetgrass Butte. The Sno-Park has  a plowed parking area and  has a vault toilet.  See MAP

Road #7601 accessing Eightmile trailhead is CLOSED (11/4/2024) The road accesses Eightmile and Colchuck/Stuart trailheads. The road is closed to vehicles every winter to protect the roadbed from damage and prevent hazardous travel on the steep exposed snow covered road. Provides access to: Eightmile Lake Trail #1552 and…

Eightmile Trailhead is accessed from Eightmile Campground. Restroom facilities and an information sign are available. Capacity for 8-10 vehicles is available in the parking area. Provides access to: Eightmile Loop Trail #496, …

The Eiseman trail begins at Spraddle Creek near Vail and ends at Eiseman Hut: From the gate at Spraddle Creek Ranch, follow the road North and then East along Spraddle Creek roughly 1.8 miles to the Eiseman trail. The route is marked by blue diamonds and climbs gently while crossing streams at 0.1, 2.3, 3.3, and 3.7 miles. At about 4 miles, the trail begins climbing more steeply up switchbacks to Eiseman Hut.

This body of water is part of the Blacks Fork drainage.

One of eight land units on the Sioux Ranger District outside of Ekalaka, MT Dispersed camping and hiking opportunities available.  Designated recreation sites include:  Ekalaka Park Campground and MacNab Pond

Campground with 7 sites and two day use picnic sites near Ekalaka on the Ekalaka Hills Unit, Sioux Ranger District on the Custer Gallatin National Forest. The Ekalaka Hills consist of scenic cliff drop-offs and cliff-edge views over the surrounding prairie, from Ponderosa pine savanna uplands.

El Capitan Cave is the longest mapped cave in Alaska. Cavers mapped over two miles of passage from the main entrance. The only way to see this magnificent cave is during the summer months, when visitors can take advantage of a no cost guided tour given by Forest Service employees. A locked gate guards the cave's entrance to protect against vandalism and possible damage from otherwise well-meaning individuals, as…

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Access to El Cariso North Picnic area is only available from the Lake Elsinore side of Ortega Highway due to Cal Trans closures every other weekend.  Please click the link for more information. https://sr-74-ortega-highway-widening.constantcontactsites.com/   NO CAMPFIRES OR BBQS.  CAMP STOVES ARE OK.

Access to the El Cariso South Picnic area is only available from the Lake Elsinore side of Ortega Highway due to Cal Trans closures every other weekend.  Please click the link for more information. https://sr-74-ortega-highway-widening.constantcontactsites.com/ NO CAMPFIRES OR BBQS.  CAMP STOVES ARE OK.

Located on the Trabuco Ranger District the El Cariso Visitor Center opened to the public on October 8. 2004. The visitor center is open on Saturday's, expect the third Saturday of the month, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The visitor center provides visitors with campground, recreational opportunities, forest use restrictions information, and wilderness permits.

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…

This is an equestrian camping area adjacent to Quemado Lake Recreation Area. El Caso V (Five) Campground is a partially developed campground located just outside of Quemado Lake Recreation Area. It is primarily for equestrian use since horses may not be taken into the recreation area. Corrals and water are not provided. Cottonwoods and ponderosa pines provide shade throughout the campsite.

Forest Trail #238 (El Paso Creek Trail) is 3.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #877.0 and ends at Forest Trail #233. Forest Trail #238 is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding

Explore, Discover and Connect at El Portal de El Yunque. El Portal is the major visitor center of El Yunque National Forest and opened in 1996.  In 2017, Hurricanes Irma and Maria caused structural damage to the building resulting in the need for major building repairs and reconstruction. The facility reopened in January 2022 and offers visitor information, exhibits, a store, cafe, and theater. The…

Beautifully situated in a mixed conifer forest next to Beaver Creek near the base of Hermit's Peak. Some suggested uses: tent and RV camping, picnicking, fishing, hiking. Facilities: 13 camping units with picnic tables, fire rings/grills, 2 vault toilets, and bear proof trash bins. No utility hookups, dump stations or showers.

The El Prado Group Campground breaks down into five individual group sites - Big Sage, Buckwheat, Manzanita, Whitehorn, and Yerba Santa, each with varying capacity and amenities. All sites connect to the Big Laguna Trail System which offer a multitude of lengths and difficulties (this includes The Sunset Trail, The PCT and Big Laguna).

Group campsite with 36-person, 15 vehicle capacity and pit toilets. Connects to the Big Laguna Trial System. Adjacent to this campsite is habitat for the endangered Laguna Skipper butterfly and certain areas are fenced off for its protection. See also: Buckwheat, Manzanita, Whitehorn, and Yerba Santa.

Group campsite with 50-person, 20 vehicle capacity and pit toilets. Connects to the Big Laguna Trial System. Adjacent to this campsite is habitat for the endangered Laguna Skipper butterfly and certain areas are fenced off for its protection. See also: Big Sage, Manzanita, Whitehorn, and Yerba Santa.

Group campsite with 32 person capacity and pit toilets. Connects to the Big Laguna Trail System. Adjacent to this campsite is habitat for the endangered Laguna Skipper butterfly and certain areas are fenced off for its protection. See also: Big Sage, Buckwheat, Whitehorn, and Yerba Santa.

Whitethorn has a 30-person capacity and offers 2 pit style toilets. It also is conveniently located close to the Big Laguna Trail System which offer a multitude of lengths and difficulties (this includes The Sunset Trail, The PCT and Big Laguna). See also: Big Sage, Buckwheat, Manzanita, and Yerba Santa.

Yerba Santa is the inner most site offering a secluded setting with a 32 person capacity. The site is handicap accessible. It also is conveniently located close to the Big Laguna Trail System which offer a multitude of lengths and difficulties (this includes The Sunset Trail, The PCT and Big Laguna). See also: Big Sage, Buckwheat, Manzanita, and Whitethorn. Vehicles 40 ft. max.

Located near the town of El Rito, this area is often crowded in summer due to its popularity. The campground is situated along the bank of the El Rito Creek. 11 campsites at 7600 feet with excellent hiking and fishing access.

The El Rito Creek can be accessed via Forest Road 559, North of the El Rito Ranger station. Brown Trout can be found in the lower reaches of the creek, and Rio Grande Cutthroat trout can be found above Salvador Canyon. Camping is available at El Rito Campground.

District Office Information State Road 554 Building 1221Mail to: P.O. Box 56El Rito, NM 87530Phone: (575) 581-4554Fax: (575) 581-4556Hours: Office hours - closed on Federal holidaysPermit Sale Hours:…

This is a Civilian Conservation Corps era Ranger Station & Residence. It is a significant historic property that has served its mission for over 85 years. The architecture of the El Verde Ranger Station and Residence reflects traditional Caribbean Creole and modern styles, as interpreted by the CCC in the 1930s.  The CCC masonry or reinforced concrete ranger residences constructed in the 1930s, consists…

This short trail takes you to a small rock wall that you have to climb.  This short spur off of Forest Road 10 offers a panoramic view. One of the best seats in the Luquillo Mountains! Location: Accessed off of Forest Road 10 Distance: 0.1 miles (0.2 km) Elevation: 1030-1040 meters Difficulty: Moderate Amenities: N/A Special Safety Messages: Exercise caution as you climb the rock.…