Hoovey Canyon, Green Canyon, and Fife Canyon trails all branch off the 4-wheel drive road that leads down Pine Canyon from the Methodist Camp turnoff. From different points along that road…

Green Canyon Trail #672 begins at Forest Road 123, Zabel Canyon Road, passes through a junction with Reservoir Canyon Trail #681 and ends at Ute Creek Trail #666. Riding Green Canyon to Ute Creek (4.6 miles) to Reservoir Canyon (…

Green Canyon Campground sits in a canyon that was carved out by the scenic Salmon River. The campground sits next to this popular river and is nestled amongst old-growth trees. There are several hiking trails nearby including those that take you to the surrounding Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness.  This campground has a seasonal gate…

No water or other services are available at this time.

The trip down the river is very scenic, paddlers will pass a lot of wetland areas and swamp vegetation and areas forested with oak and pine over story. This section is one where paddlers will be most likely to see wildlife due to the variety of habitats.…

The Green Cove Pond is managed by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA). Anglers can fish 7 trouts per day with no length limit and each angler is permitted only one rod or pole. Consult TWRA Fishing Regulations for more information.

Green Cove Station was built by the Norfolk and Western Railroad in 1914, and positioned on a stretch of track between Abingdon, Virginia and West Jefferson, North Carolina.  The train and the line, became known as the Virginia Creeper because of its slow speed going up and over the mountains.  Green Cove was a social center where folks gathered to get their mail, meet the train, and catch up on what was…

Green Creek Campground is located alongside Green Creek and is noted for excellent fishing opportunities. Aspens and pine trees provide good shade for campsites. Trailhead for the Hoover Wilderness. Trail leads to Green Lake, then south to a number of other alpine lakes. The trail continues on to Yosemite National Park.

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Dispersed Campground. Bears may frequent the area; keep all food out of sight in approved containers and remove all food from area after eating. Mandatory food storage is required.  

A 16 x 20-foot rustic cabin, fully wheelchair accessible. Sleeps 6, table, wood stove, oil stove, splitting maul, saw, rainwater catchment barrel, outhouse.

This trail follows a ridge line to the Green Knob Lookout Tower at 5,090 feet. The trail is very steep and gets rocky so some minor scrambling is required. The trail provides amazing views of this beautiful mountainous region. After 2.8 miles the trail reaches the Green Knob Lookout Tower on the right side. From the tower the trail descends for 0.5 mile with switchbacks to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Total Length: 3.3…

A small boulder rimmed lake near Deer Creek Lake.  Hike the Deer Creek Lake Trail # 34015 and 34048 then follow the faint unmaintained trail that leads to Green lake from the north western end of Deer Creek Lake.   Other lakes in the area include…

The Green Lake Trail #566 begins in Crested Butte at a parking area on Journey’s End Road and ends at Green Lake at the base of Mt. Axtell. The first part of the trail travels up several switchbacks through an aspen forest with beautiful wildflowers. After about 1.3 miles, a sign will direct you to follow Wildcat Trail Road for about 0.5 miles, another sign will direct you to continue on the trail. The trail is…

Green Lake Park is historically significant. The shelter at Green Lake Park is a rare glimpse into the past. The shelter was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996. Members of Civilian Conservation Corps Company 1695 constructed the building in 1937. They used local materials, including wood from cedar and pine trees. Members of Company 1695 also cleared the beach along the lake in front of the…

This is a heavily used trailhead that is an access point to the Three Sisters Wilderness via the Green Lakes Trail and Soda Creek Trail.  The parking lot has a small area for horse trailers.

Generally open May to October, as weather and conditions allow. Access/entry point to the Table Mountain Wilderness.

The Middlebury/Rochester Ranger Districts are located in central Vermont.

The upper end of the Green Mountain Trail  begins at  a trailhead  just below San Pedro Vista.  The lower end is located just below General Hitchcock Campground. From the upper trailhead, good views start as soon as you step out of your car here…

The Green Mountain Trail #719 is a popular route for hikers, horseback and ATV use.  It begins not far from the Visitor's Center on Hay Park Road, FSR #129 and continues across the Grand Mesa until it comes to an end near Bailey Reservoir. It travels through oakbrush, aspen stands and spruce/fir forests. Geo-Ref Trail Map  …

The Manchester Ranger District is located in southern Vermont, from the Massachusetts border north to State Route 103 in Clarendon, Vermont. Green Mountain National Forest - Manchester Ranger District Office Information Address 2538 Depot StreetManchester Center, VT 05255 Phone 1-802-362-2307

TEMPORARILY CLOSEDGreen Mountain Campground is far enough from town that there is no corner store while being close enough that the drive to and from home is an enjoyable getaway. Located southwest of Denver at an elevation of 7,500 feet, Green Mountain Campground offers a wonderful opportunity for individuals or families to enjoy the great outdoors. South Fork Buffalo Creek runs through the…

The Green Mountain Falls Trailhead provides access to one of the most popular day hiking destinations in the Sierra Madre Range. The falls are located at the end of the Green Mountain Falls Trail. Many hikers park near the intersection of Forest Roads 550/550.2H as the road becomes a rough 4WD road. It is managed by the Brush Creek/Hayden Ranger District.

The Green Mountain Lookout is located in the western portion of the 573,000-acre Glacier Peak Wilderness near Darrington, Wash. It was built in 1933 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, and is one of a few lookouts still used by the US Forest Service as an administrative site. The lookout building is locked and unavailable for public use.…

This trailhead is the northern access point for Green Mountain OHV Trail (#831), which happens to be the only OHV trail in the Ochoco National Forest at this time.  The parking area is small and cannot accommodate many or large vehicles, so please plan accordingly when you come. 

The upper end of the Green Mountain Trail  begins at  a trailhead  just below San Pedro Vista.  The lower end is located just below General Hitchcock Campground. From the upper trailhead, good views start as soon as you step out of your car here where the Galiuro Mountains…

The Green Mountain Trailhead accesses the Green Mountain Trail. The trail winds through mixed old growth conifer forest and provides access to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail and the Huston Park Wilderness area. Please be aware of special wilderness regulations, carry topographic maps, and be prepared for the wilderness challenge.  It is located in the Sierra Madre Range and is managed by the Brush…

Generally, open July to November as weather and conditions allow. Access/entry point to the Ruby Mountains Wilderness and the Ruby Crest National Recreation Trail.

Provides access to: Green Mountain Trail 782 which accesses Glacier Peak Wilderness.