This portion of the Appalachian Trail provides access to the Willey Range Trail and Mts. Willey, Field & Tom or a gradual climb to AMC Ethan Pond Shelter (fee site) at 2.6 miles. The trail ends at the junction with the Twinway hiking trail at 7.2 miles.

​The Ethan Pond Shelter is located at the eastern shore of the scenic Ethan Pond at the edge of the Pemigewasset Wilderness. The Shelter can be accessed via a short side trail off the the Ethan Pond Trail (Appalachain Trail). It is an 'Adirondack' style shelter with an occupancy of eight. There are also 5 tent platforms with a total capacity of 20. Water is supplied at the inlet brook. A composting privy, a…

The Pacific Crest Trail crosses County Road 1C01 at Etna Summit (5960'). The trail heads north into the Marble Mountain Wilderness and south into the Russian Wilderness. This area has great views and cooler temperatures than the Scott Valley below. There is parking available.  Due to elevation, accessibility determined by snow levels.

This site offers fishing, water reacreation and wildlife viewing. Four-wheel drive vehicles are recommended for access to shoreline from paved parking area. Several trails and staircases provide easy access from paved parking to shoreline reacreation.

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This 5.28 mile trail goes along the North Fork of the American River.

This trailhead provides access to Eugene to Crest Trail #3559

This trailhead provides access to Eugene to Crest Trail #3559

This trailhead provides access to Eugene to Crest Trail #3559

This trailhead provides access to Eugene to Crest Trail #3559

This Trailhead provides access for:  Eula Ridge Trail #3463 Lawler Trail #3473 South Willamette Trail #3465

Lightly used trail that parallels Sunnyside Canyon Trail #117 for 3.2 miles and also has a loop opportunity to come back on #117 for 3.6 miles creating an approximately 7 mile loop.

The Eureka Trail #734 serves as a connecting route between the Green Mountain Trail #719 and the Park Cabin Road, FSR #125.1A off the Surface Creek Road, FSR #125. The trail travels through spruce/fir stands and large meadows and provides access to several reservoirs in the area and good trout fishing. Geo-Ref Trail Map  …

The Eureka Cutoff Trail #734.1A serves as a connecting route between the Eureka Trail #734 and the Green Mountain Trail #719. Geo-Ref Trail Map   Geo-Reference Instructions

This small trailhead provides the western most access to the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness.  Eagle Creek Trail #501 follows alongside Eagle Creek passing through old-growth Douglas fir, western hemlock and western red cedar forest.…

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The Evangeline Camp is located 4 miles south of Louisiana Highway 28 on Forest Road 273 (Messina Road). This road is paved until about 1/2 mile from the camp where it turns into gravel. The best camping flats are just down the hill past the vaulted restroom. There is no water at this site.

The Evangeline Unit of the Calcasieu Ranger District offers outdoor enthusiasts a great variety of recreation opportunities just 20 minutes west of Alexandria, Louisiana in central Louisiana. Whether you prefer hiking, OHV riding, horseback riding, fishing, boating, swimming, picnicking, bird watching, nature studies -- or even the challenge of riding mountain bikes, these 97 thousand acres of forests and lakes in…

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EMERGENCY CLOSURE:  SR-165 MP 11.5 Carbon River Bridge is closed. Access to this site is unavailable at this time.  This campground is located in a beautiful forest setting offering 40 miles of combined four-wheel drive and motorcycle/quad trails of varying difficulty. A covered picnic shelter is available on first come first served basis and is often shared by club members and volunteers who host several…

The Evans Creek Campground has several campsites along Anderson Ranch Reservoir. There are 18 campgrounds along the Reservoir and this area is the gateway to the Trinity Recreation Area.  Recreation: The reservoir is a popular destination for fishing, boating, waterskiing and riding personal watercraft. It is stocked with smallmouth bass and kokanee. Also, you might try your luck at fly fishing for…

EMERGENCY CLOSURE:  SR-165 MP 11.5 Carbon River Bridge is closed. Access to this site is unavailable at this time.  Located in a beautiful forest setting near Evans Creek Campground and 40 miles of combined four-wheel drive and motorcycle/quad trails of varying difficulty.  A covered picnic shelter is…

Evans Creek Trailhead provides access to 40 miles of combined four-wheel drive and motorcycle/quad trails of varying difficulty. At the nearby picnic area provides a covered picnic shelter on first come first serve. The nearby Evans Creek Campground provides a rustic place to camp.

6100-foot elevation. 20 campsites with fenced pastures and corrals for horses. A network of roads and trails covers the area. Access from Rancheria Road in the Greenhorn Mountains. Fenced pasture, 4 equestrian sites, no drinking water, Maximum RV length 20 feet.

An interpretive sign marks the location of the Evans Notch Overlook. This overlook provides beautiful views of the watershed divide between the Androscoggin and Saco Rivers to the north and south.

This Forest is popular for its multiple recreation uses.  This Forest is popular to visit in the summer because of the cool temperatures and high elevations (ranging from 8,000' to 13,500'). Backpacking is especially popular since the Districts feature the gateway to Utah's highest point, Kings Peak (13,528'), and access to other challenging peaks in the High Uinta Wilderness areas.  The…

A popular Wilderness portal, this trailhead accesses Camas Creek Trail #6044. The trailhead is named after an early rancher and packer from the area.  To access the trailhead, Travel north from Challis, Idaho about 8 miles to the Morgan Creek road, turn left (northwest) onto the well-maintained gravel route.  Stay on this route for about 19.5 miles, turn left (west)  on the Meyers Cove road…

Evergreen Campground is located just off Highway 95 and is used by many recreationists on their way to a future destination, but needing a place to camp overnight. Although right off the highway, the large trees shelter the user from much of the noise, and it is a peaceful place, lulled by the flow of the Weiser River, which flows between the campsites and the highway. The campground had newer facilities, which…

Climb steeply the first two-thirds of a mile through the old Evergreen Mountain Burn of 1967. Enter a dense forest where the grade eases a bit before reaching a small saddle below the lookout and ascends again to reach the building. The trail is noted for wildflowers, scenery and sighting wildlife. On a clear day see Glacier Peak, Mt. Rainier and a 360-degree vista of surrounding peaks. For more information about…

This picnic area has 5 single sites.this picnic site closes at 10:00 p.m. dailey