Ellicott Rock Wilderness is located at the intersection of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, with approximately 3,400 acres of 8,300 acres. The National Wild and Scenic River, Chattooga Rivers crosses the wilderness area. Camping is permitted, but group size is limited to 10 people. No wheeled or motorized equipment is permitted. Traveling through the wilderness is best done with a compass and…

Ellicotts Rock Trail 431 is located Southeast of Highlands, NC.  The trail is 7 miles long and traverses through Ellicott Wilderness which connects North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.  

Provides access to: Elliot Creek (Goat Lake) Trail 647 which accesses Henry M. Jackson Wilderness.

Elliot Ranch OHV Road 3N22 runs from State Highway 138 to Cleghorn OHV Road 2N47 and is about one mile in length. Important Note The section of 3N22 from State Highway 138 to Summit OHV Staging Area is only open to street legal vehicles. Non-street legal vehicles must be carried via haul vehicle to the staging area - staging is not permitted along the highway.

Provides access to:  Elliot Ridge Trail Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

The Elliot Ridge Trail provides panoramic views of the area including the Gore Range. The trail is an old double-track road that follows a broad ridge and enters the Eagles Nest Wilderness Area. Meridian Peak is near the end of the ridge and is a great destination. Another option is connecting with the Upper Cataract/Mirror Lake trail and dropping down into the Cataract drainage. High alpine meadows and exposed rock…

Located on the northwest shore of Green Mountain Reservoir, this campground has vault toilets and a stay limit of 14 days. Many activities occur on the lake including fishing, motor boating, sailing, canoeing, and water skiing. The boat ramp is across the reservoir at the town of Heeney. …

Trail #1155. Motorized double track.

The Ellis trail is 2.7 miles long and begins across the road from the lower parking area of Ellis Traihead. The trail is named for George Ellis who homesteaded Ellis Ranch, in the Sandia Mountains from the 1880's until his death in 1912. Elevation ranges from 9,640 to 10,270 feet for an elevation gain of 630 feet. Access Forest Road 488 from the upper parking area at the gate. Please refer to the…

The Ellison Mountain Trail is 2.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 273 and ends at Forest Road 276.

This location marks the start of the permitted portion of the River. The parking area for this landing is located on a hill above the landing, which requires a walk up from the area. This stretch of the river is narrow. …

Primitive campsite. This recreation area is located in the northeastern portion of the Francis Marion National Forest. It’s a popular camp during deer and turkey hunts on the Waterhorn Hunt Unit. The area also serves as a South Carolina Department of Natural Resources game check station during big-game hunting season.…

The area around Elwood cabin offers a variety of recreational opportunities. Access to the cabin in the summer can be accomplished with just about any vehicle, however when the dirt roads are wet, they tend to get slick. Summertime brings some great scenic tour opportunities in and around the Summitville area. You can try your luck at some great wild trout streams such as Iron Creek or Treasure Creek. Great…

The Ely Ranger District office is located in Ely (pop. 3,968), Nevada. The District also lies in Lincoln, Nye, and White Pine Counties. Located on the eastern edge of Nevada, the Ely Ranger District is around one million acres. The District has some of the most rugged backcountry on the Forest. Its nine designated wilderness areas offers a…

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The Embudito Trailhead gives access to Embudito Trail 192. The trail is 6 miles one way. It begins at Embudito Trailhead and ends at South Crest Trail 130. It intersects with Three Gun Trail aka Tres Pistoles 194. When you reach this intersection go left to continue on Embudito and finish at the Crest Trail 130 Please refer to the…

Emerald Creek Campground features 18 camp units, potable water, and vault toilets.  a short distance from the campground. The Garnet Area is one of our most popular recreation sites where, for a small fee, one can dig for gem quality star garnets. Mosquitos can be prolific throughout the season, consider bringing bug repellent.  

*ATTENTION GARNET AREA TICKET HOLDERS* Due to a closure on Forest Service Road 447, an alternate route is needed to access the garnet area. See the General Information section below for details. There are only two places in the world you can find Star Garnets - India and right here on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests! The garnets found here are called "star garnets" because of a unique property that causes some…

Emerald lake is a small beautifully colored lake that is truly rustic and does not have any amenities.  This lake is accessed by foot from the Trout Lake Trail Head by the Hoodoo Canyon Trail #17 that intersects with the Emerald Lake trail and is just a short 4.8 mile…

Small 8.2 acre Lake located 1.0 miles down Emerald Lake Road off Skyline Drive. The Department of Wildlife Resources of Utah (DWR) stocks this lake with Rainbow Trout.

Emerald Lake is in the West Rosebud drainage and is nestled in the trees between Emerald Lake and West Rosebud Lake.  West Rosebud Trail (#19), Pine Grove Campground, Emerald Lake Fishing…

Emerald Lake Day Use Area is a high elevation picnic area in a picturesque basin providing a quiet restful summer experience.

The Emerald Lake Fishing Access is one of several fishing access parking sites in the West Rosebud drainage. Emerald Lake is stocked regularly by the State of Montana and offers wonderful opportunities for trout fishing. For a road map of the area, which shows locations of recreation sites and campgrounds, see our Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM…

Located on the east side of the South Warner Wilderness, this campground and picnic area also serve as the staging area for the Emerson Trail into the wilderness. This free campground is fairly secluded due to the narrow, steep, rough, dirt access road. Campsites are mostly shady and set back from the parking area in the trees. There is no water at Emerson Campground.

Overview Emery Bay Campground is located on the east shore of the Hungry Horse Reservoir off of Road 38. It sits high in the Rocky Mountains, less than 30 miles from the Continental Divide, and is surrounded by towering mountain peaks.  Visitors can expect a variety of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, exploring and big game hunting. Natural Features: The campground is…

Is a 13.5 acre Reservoir located in upper Ferron Canyon.  The Department of Wildlife Resources of Utah (DWR) stocks this reservoir with Tiger Trout.

Often overlooked, Emigrant Creek is a rarely used campground shaded by huge ponderosa pines.  This quiet 7 site campground's location along Emigrant Creek offers convenient trout fishing opportunities.  In addition, the campground is a short drive from the top of Snow Mountain and the Snow Mountain Fire Lookout.  The area around the fire lookout offers panoramic views of the surrounding region. The…