Congo Gulch Cabin is located at the historic Fremont Powerhouse site. This cozy 2-storied cabin features: two bedrooms upstairs with dressers, a queen bed, 3 twins, and a full-over-queen bunkbed; a third bedroom downstairs with a dresser and full-over-queen bunkbed; a parlor with dining table/chairs, 2 futons and end tables;…

Hilltop Hideaway is located at the historic Fremont Powerhouse site. The cozy little cabin features: one bedroom with dressers and a queen-over-queen bunkbed; a parlor with chair, couch and tables; a kitchen with refrigerator, electric stove/oven, microwave, coffee pot, toaster, cookware, dishes and a dining table with chairs;…

The Fremont Indian State Park Paiute Trailhead is located in Fremont Indian State Park and accessed via Forest Road #475. Popular activities in the area include ATV/UTV riding, fishing, hiking, petroglyphs and wildlife viewing.  This trailhead provides access to the main Paiute trail as well as Paiute Side Trail #79.  These trails are open to vehicles 50 inches or less in width. The trailhead also provides…

Fremont Lake Campground is located on the east shore of pristine Fremont Lake at an elevation of 7,400 feet, just 7 miles northeast of Pinedale, Wyoming, the nearest full-service community. Water sports and fishing are popular activities on the scenic lake. Reserve your Fremont Lake campsite via www.recreation.gov.

Visiting this paved pull-off is worth your time on your drive up towards Elkhart Park. From here it is a spectacular view southwards towards Pinedale, encompassing Fremont Lake, Little Soda Lake and off in the distance the Wyoming Range. 

Miner's Retreat is located at the historic Fremont Powerhouse site. This cozy little cabin features: a covered front porch with loveseat glider; two bedrooms with dressers and 2 twin beds and and 2 twin-over-twin bunkbeds; a parlor with a dining table and chairs, queen-sized futon, chair, and end tables; a kitchen with refrigerator,…

Located one hour 30 minutes southeast of Silver Lake, Oregon, the Fremont Point Cabin is perched on an overlook about 3,000 feet above Summer Lake and offers expansive views of eastern Oregon's high desert. The Fremont Point cabin is a reconstructed cabin perched on a vertical rocky overlook with spectacular, sweeping views of Summer Lake and the high desert Great Basin. Reopened in 2015, this solid and comfortable…

Provides access to Fremont National Recreation Trail from the day use area. This multi-use trail features hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding opportunities for miles. Less than a half mile beyond the day use area on a primitive road lies the Fremont Point Cabin, available by reservation only.

In the mid and late 1800s, the North Fork John Day drainage was bustling with gold and silver mining. In the rush, mining towns popped up here and there, only to be left to ruin as the mining dwindled. The nearby town of Granite is one such ghost town, with weathered buildings and the graves of prospectors and pioneers who came to seek their fortunes. In 1903, local mines began to notice a decline in earnings and…

There are several locations along the Fremont River between Johnson Valley Reservoir and Mill Meadow Reservoir for dispersed camping. The areas have hardened parking areas. Tent camping is permitted in meadows, while vehicle and RV camping is permitted in the parking areas.

Fish Lake is the big draw on the Fremont River Ranger District, offering anglers a chance to catch MacKinaw, splake, rainbow and yellow perch. With three resorts, cabin rentals, and campgrounds, visitors can plan to stay awhile. Other recreation opportunities include picnicking, hiking, ATV riding, horseback riding, and sightseeing. The Fremont River Ranger District also administers the Boulder Mountain…

 Generally considered a moderately challenging route.

The French Broad River has the distinction of being the third oldest river in the world and is one of the original rivers included in the Tennessee Scenic Rivers Act of 1968.  Whether you're a history buff, a boater, an angler or a nature lover looking to catch a glimpse of a Blue Heron in flight, the French Broad River will not let you down. Commercial rafting operations run 13 miles from…

This area’s wooded mountainsides and creek gorges are linked by an extensive road and trail system.  Activities include fishing, hiking, horseback riding, creek play and camping.  At Paint Creek, camping, fishing, swimming and picnicking are popular activities.  Other water-based opportunities include driving along scenic Brush Creek or exploring warm-water Allen Branch or Paint Creek ponds. …

This dispersed camping area is located along the west bank of the Cle Elum River north of Cle Elum Lake and is accessed by Forest Service Road 4308.

French Cabin offers 12 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Approximately 25 parking spaces. More information can be found on the Washington State Parks Winter Recreation website.

French Camp is located in the Rock Creek area of the White Mountain Ranger District midway between Bishop and Mammoth Lakes off US 395. This large campground has 86 campsites; campers are permitted to stay 14 nights. 

The French Camp Picnic Area is located in the Lostine Canyon near the Wild and Scenic Lostine River and Eagle Cap Wilderness area. The site has two small picnic sites and a historic picnic shelter for group use.

The French Creek Boat Docks are docks with a ramp located adjacent to French Creek Campground.  There is a small,gravel parking lot that can accommodate about six vehicles. A restroom is located at the campground. When the water is too low to use the boat dock at French Creek, the larger Campbell Creek ramp is a short drive to the south. 

French Creek Campground is located next to scenic Lake Cascade in west-central Idaho. It is near the town of Cascade, at an elevation of 4,850 feet. Boating, fishing, swimming and hiking are popular activities in this scenic region. Natural Features: The campground is situated on the western shore of Lake Cascade and on the banks of French Creek. A forest of mixed conifers covers the campground, providing ample…

French Creek Campground is located on Forest Road 500. Facilities include 11 campsites (small trailers only up to 32 feet), water, picnic tables, toilets, fire grates and trash service available.  Note: No water or trash services beyond mid September. Fishing access is available nearby in both North and South French Creeks.  The Lower Tie Hack trailhead is .25 mile east of the…

This small developed campground is a quiet area with picnic tables, fire rings, and a vault toilet. This site is popular for rockhounding. Adjacent to the campground is a barren hill with a layer of exposed rocks, including the occasional agate. Please recreate with respect.

French Creek Trailhead on the McCall Ranger District offers access to several trails in the area, and also the historic Trapper's Cabin at the end of Forest Service Road #260.  French Creek, Little French Creek and Cloochman Saddle areas are accessed from here. …

This trailhead provides access to: French Creek Ridge Trail #3349 See Trail page for more information.

Gold was discovered in French Gulch in 1860 by French Pete. This valley proved to be wildly rich in gold, silver, lead and zinc. You will see the remains of many mines in this area, as well as the rounded rock piles left by dredge boats. The trail initially follows the road and continues past a gate where eventually you will have wonderful views of Mt. Guyot and Bald Mountain. Once you have reached French Pass, you…

Graveled roadbed that drops into the French Gulch Arm of Applegate Lake and provides low-water access for fall and winter use of the Lake. Roadway / boat ramp follows the receding lake level, providing the only boating access when the water dips below 1,928 feet elevation. Facilities 2 campsites (trailer) No drinking water Vault toilet

French Gulch Campground provides a good "base camp" for day trips to other areas of the Red River Ranger District, with two campsites and vault toilet. This is a roomy area, with plenty of parking available. It provides public fishing access on nearby Red River. French Gulch Creek flows through the campground.

French Gulch group campground is a single site group area. This camping area can hold approximately 100 people. Perfect for group gatherings, family reunions, etc. Campfire permits are required for campfires, barbeques, and camp stoves. Permits are available at your local Ranger Station or online at …

This site accesses the popular Applegate Lake trail system. Provides access to: Payette Trail #970 Little Grayback Mtn. Trail #921 Da-Ku-Be-Te-De…