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There are numerous recreational activities available to pursue on the Homochitto National Forest. Traditional activities like hunting, fishing, camping and hiking abound. Or you may decide to mountain bike some of the South's finest trails. Follow the links below and chose your favorite activity. 

This site closes when the temperature is over 100 degrees Fahrenheit or when the roads are impassable. Honanki and its sister site, Palatki, were the largest cliff dwellings of the Red Rock country between AD 1150 - 1350. The Sinagua,…

Hone Quarry Campground is within one mile of Hone Quarry Reservoir. Nearby trailheads lead to popular rock climbing areas. Highlights of the campground include a picturesque stream, a hike to a nearby 15-foot waterfall and an adjacent group picnic shelter that is non-fee and is available first-come first-served. 

This primitive camping facility is located between McClellanville and Honey Hill. A short camp loop swings through an upland pine/oak forest and encircles a fire lookout tower. The fire lookout tower is no longer in use. Click here for a printable guide.

Honeycomb Rocks campground is located about 10 miles from the town of Enterprise. Recreation opportunities include: hiking, fishing, sight-seeing, wildlife viewing, and boating. Enterprise Reservoir is located near the campground; with a boat ramp available. A group picnic area can be reserved through the concessionaire. Map showing ATV…

Located next to Eagle Creek, the area is ideal for camping, picnicking, fishing and wildlife viewing. It is a quiet, remote site with lots of shade provided by sycamore and cottonwood trees along with pinyon and juniper trees.

The Honeymoon Flat Campground is nestled on Robinson Creek amidst aspens and Jeffrey pines. Robinson Creek has good fishing opportunities. Fishing and boating are available in nearby Twin Lakes. Interpretive programs are held in the amphitheater. Keep all your food in the bear-approved containers provided.

3 miles – more difficult. Hiker, horse, mountain bike. Snowmobile in winter starting at Kerr Sno-Park.This 3 mile trail follows the North Fork of Salmon Creek drainage to where the trail junctions with the Tiffany Lake Trail #373. From here you can either go to Honeymoon Pass to the north or Whistler Pass to the south.

Honeysuckle Campground, located at the confluence of Deception Creek and the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River, is 22 miles from Coeur d'Alene. It was renovated in 1994 and has seven campsites including a host site. Campground roads and campsite parking spurs are paved. Amenities include potable well water with a hand pump and vault toilets. Minimum operating season is Memorial Day through Labor Day.

This boat launch facility is a single lane concrete ramp with seasonal loading dock.  It is located next to Grasshopper Flat Campground on the east side of Lake Davis. It includes a paved parking area, vault toilets, two season flush toilets and access to seasonal coin operated showers.

This campground opens when all other campgrounds in the area are full.

A Pan Abode cedar log cabin (12' x 12') providing shelter along the Honker Divide Canoe Route. Located on the shore of Honker Lake, the cabin sits amidst gently rolling hills in an old growth spruce, hemlock, and cedar forest. The understory is dense with huckleberry and salmonberry bushes. Abundant wildlife viewing with waterfowl, especially Canada geese, Sitka black-tailed deer, black bear, and wolves. Good…

Shady stream-side sites with fire pits and barbeques.  Honn Campground is about 20 miles North of Lassen National Park and just a few miles Northeast of the…

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This picnic area offers views of the Hiwassee River Gorge.

Hood River Ranger District spans the North, East, and part of the South side of Mt Hood.

This 5 mile round trip trail crosses the south fork of Deadman Creek then climbs the ridge above. Views of the Kettle Range and the spectacular Hoodoo Canyon greet hikers. The trail then decends from the canyon ledge to Emerald Lake. This section is steep and recommended for experienced hikers.

The Hoodoo Gap Trail #877 begins at an intersection with the Curecanti Trail #870 at the West Elk Wilderness boundary and ends just past Hoodoo Gap. After leaving the Curecanti Trail, the Hoodoo Gap Trail begins a moderate climb to the southeast through aspen forest, crossing Spruce Creek and Hoodoo Creek along the way. The trail does not get a…

On the crest of Santiam Pass on Highway 20, Hoodoo Ski Area is the oldest ski area in the Central Cascades. Hoodoo Ski Area has a full service lodge with chairlifts that provide access to a variety of skiable terrain ranging in difficulty from Green Circle to Black Diamond.  Hoodoo Ski Area maintains a family friendly environment while still providing plenty of opportunity for more skilled snow sport…

Provides access to: Hoodoo Trail #3244, an access trail to the Wenaha River within Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness. The trailhead offers little parking and there is not any water…

A 16 x 16 foot rustic A-frame cabin. Sleeps 6, table, loft, oil stove, wood stove, outhouse, rainwater catchment barrel. There is no: Running water, electricity, mattress or bedding, cooking utensils, cut firewood or stove oil.

This rustic campground is located on the west bank of the Allegheny Reservoir just south of Webbs Ferry Boat Launch. It is accessible by boat via the Allegheny Reservoir. The closest boat launch is Webbs Ferry approximately 1 mile north (west bank) and Willow Bay also 1 mile north (east bank). Visitors should bring their own water as this campground does not provide a potable water source.

Hoonah RD

This body of water is part of the Burnt Fork drainage.

This timbered campground is popular for the local fishing and is close to the lake.This campground has no water available

No fire restrictions are in place at this time.

The Hooper Lake trail begins at the end of Forest Sevice Road #610 (4wd high clearance vehicle needed) and becomes the North Derby Trail after passing Hooper Lake and crossing onto the Routt National Forest. It has a relatively gentle incline and passes near several small ponds and North Fork Derby Creek. It is recommended to have good map and compass skills for this area as there is so much undulating terrain and…