The Float Camp Recreation Area provides opportunities for camping and day use. Float Camp Picnic Area is located only 150 feet from the cool waters of the crystal clear Current River and nestled under a mature forest of hardwoods which offers plentiful shade. Visitors enjoy fishing and hiking. A campground is only a half-mile away for those who…

Located on the Three Rivers Ranger District.

This easy trail travels along the floodplain of Sullivan Creek.

In 1861, gold was discovered in the small creeks and gulches of Florence, Idaho (approximately 50 miles south of where Grangeville Idaho resides today).  Miners soon began trickling into the area, and what started as a small tent city of 50 residents turned into a bustling city of 9,000 by the following year. Today, visitors can visit the famous Florence cemetery where many of the more unsavory and interesting…

This is a large A-frame cabin, with sleeping space up to 7 people. The cabin sits back 150' (46 m) from a nice beach. Much of the surrounding area is private land and has been clearcut. Clearcuts and roads are visible from the cabin. Facilities: 3 single wooden bunks, Sleeping loft, Oil stove (uses #1 fuel oil, NOT provided),Table and benches, Cooking counter, Broom, Outhouse, Skiff with oars. Water is available…

This site offers a boat ramp for launching non-motorized boats on Florence Lake.

Located on Florence Lake, Florence Lake Picnic Area offers 7 picnic sites. Each site has a picnic table and grill. Vault toilets are provided.

The landscape changes south of Florence, although the most dramatic change, the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, is often hidden from view. The 47-mile long and one-mile wide sandbox has areas designated for bird watching and dune riding. Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, more than 31,000 acres, offers a place for everyone. You can camp, arrange a tour, take an exhilarating off-highway vehicle ride, walk…

Florence Trailhead

Providing more than 60 miles of exploration by car, the Florida Black Bear Scenic Byway - a National Scenic Byway- is a network of scenic roads between Silver Springs and Ormond Beach, including SR 40 through the heart of the Ocala National Forest. The Byway traverses some of Florida's most pristine ecosystems. Included within the corridor are many public lands such as Juniper Springs Wilderness Area, Silver Springs…

The Florida Campground is located 4 miles north of Miller Creek Campground above Lemon reservoir along the Florida River. The campground has 20 shaded campsites, all first-come, first serve. A few short pull-thru and back-in sites can accommodate larger RVs.  Douglas fire, blue spruce and aspens provide campers with some well-shaded sites near the river. Services include potable water, trash…

Florida (pronounced using the Spanishdict Phonetic Alphabet (SPA), floh - ree- dah) is in this case the Spanish word for flowered. A hike or horse ride in this canyon in any season, except late fall and winter, will give it an opportunity to live up to its name. Riparian areas, seeps and springs, even the desert hillsides that make up a…

Flour Lake Campground sits on the quiet shore of Flour Lake.  The eastern edge of the lake defines the border of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.  Portages link Flour Lake with East Bearskin Lake and with Moon Lake, but be aware that if you enter the BWCAW, you will need a permit.  Day use permits are available at no charge, inquire at the campground host site.  Flour Lake provides…

Located on the Newport-Sullivan Lake Ranger Districts near 49 Degrees North Ski and Snowboard Resort. Located adjacent to the Flowery Trail road.

The Flowing Park Trail #715.1A intersects with the Indian Point Trail #715 about 2.3 miles from the trailhead/parking area at Flowing Park Reservoir.   The combination of these two trails creates at 14 miles loop with spectacular views.  This trail is located on top of the southwest side of the Grand Mesa and overlooks Grand Junction, Delta and Cedaredge, Colorado.  It circles around the rim of…

This day use area offers many pastoral scenes and interesting rock formations. It is situated along the banks of the East Verde River, where trout fishing is a favorite pastime.

Flowing Well is situated along the banks of the Sturgeon River among large trees and a variety of wildflowers. Camping, fishing, picnicking, and canoeing can be enjoyed in a pretty and serene setting. Link to Campground Map

Flue is part of the Fort Valley Trail System. Located at the base of the San Francisco Peaks, the Fort Valley Trail System was designed primarily for connecting popular mountain biking trails. This system is a multi-use trail to be used by bicycles, hikers, horses and motorcycles. Several sections of the…

This 3.9 mile one way difficult hike offers panoramic views of the Selkirk Mountains from the summit of Abercrombie Mountain. Trail is steady uphill grade with rocky terrain. Campsites are located along the trail. Remember to Pack It In, Pack It Out.  Trail system is within the Abercrombie-Hooknose Roadless Area. Variable weather due to the elevation.

The Flume Trail has been designated a National Recreation Trail because of its historical significance to the local people. The historic Flume trail takes you back in time to the mining boom of the 1880s.  The Rockerville Flume carried water 20 miles, from Spring Creek west of the present day Sheridan Lake, east to the placer diggings near Rockerville.  The flume operated until 1885, and enabled…

The large meadow at the Flumet Flat Group Campground makes a great location for group events such as reunions, church camps, school field trips and scouting events. Located in southwest Oregon on the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, the campground's proximity to a hiking trails and scenic waterways provides visitors with access to a multitude of recreational activities. Natural Features: Within a short…

Fly Flat Campground features 14 camp units, potable water (June-October), and vault toilets. Please comply with the Pack it In Pack it Out refuse policy. Attractions include fishing in wild trout waters, St. Joe Wild and Scenic River, and the Fly Creek Trailhead.

Trailhead for Flying T Trail #21. The sign at the trailhead kiosk says "Pit Saddle Flying T Spring Trail."

Trailhead for Flying V Trail #706 and access to the northern portion of the Gila Wilderness.

For travelers along the Crest Trail, and for visitors to Rustler Park looking for a scenic way to spend a day, here’s a system of trails that leads to a number of interesting features including…

Fog Mountain Trailhead, located at the end of Forest Service road 319 (Fog Mountain Road) and Big Fog Saddle, provides visitors with access to three trails which lead to the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness: Cove Lakes Trail #3, South Tree Links Lake Trail #693, and Fog Mountain Trail #343.  A four-wheel drive vehicle is required to reach the trailhead (no trailers) or one must hike or ride in on horseback. The…

This campground is located at the confluence of the North Fork Gold Creek and Foggy Dew Creek.  Nearby trails allow hiking and mountain biking, there is also access to a motorbike use area.  Sawtooth Backcountry multiple use trail brochure with map showing which trails are open to hikers, horses, mountain bikes and…

 This forested trailhead gives access to Foggy Dew Trail #417, Foggy Dew Trail 471B (into Merchants Basin) and Navarre Way Trail #424…

This trailhead provides access to: Foley Ridge Trail #3511 Louise Creek Trail #3520 James Creek Trail #3546 See Trail page for more information.

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