The Baron Lake Trail #751 begins on the north side of the road just past the outlet for Alexander Lake across from the Ward Lake Trail. It travels from Ward Lake along the south shore of Alexander Lake and Baron Lake. The Lakes can occasionally be seen through the trees and the ridge of Crag Crest can be seen beyond Alexander Lake. During the early evening and morning hours, it is common to see deer along this trail…

The Barren Fork Horse Camp, located on Stearns District of the Daniel Boone National Forest, is a popular campground for horseback riders who enjoy the forest setting. Several interconnecting trails provide miles of riding pleasure. A nearby pond has water for horses. Visitors can also enjoy fishing at a nearby pond.Campers…

Open to groups of up to 50 people. The picnic shelter located at the Barren Fork Horse Camp. The shelter is available on a first-come, first-served basis unless reserved.  Call the district office for opening/closing dates at 606-376-5323. View Guide with Map

The Barron Creek Boating Site is approximately 25 miles northeast of Libby on FDR road 228. This camping area has seven sites. The 3 sites in the open area have fire rings and vault toilet nearby and are able to accommodate up to a 40' rv. The 4 sites in the boat dock parking area have a vault toilet nearby. Campground road and boat ramp are paved, parking spurs and loops are of native material. Amenities include…

Bartlett Flat is farther up the road from Yellow Cliffs along the water’s edge of Bartlett Lake. When water levels are low, this beach-like retreat offers more room for camping, beaching and launching your boat. Typically, visitors bring a canopy or a small RV to provide shade during their day-long outings along the lake. It’s no wonder why large families and RVers prefer this area due to the flexibility to spread…

Commercial Marina Site located at 20808 E Bartlett Dam Rd, Rio Verde, AZ 85263.  Call (480) 221 0503 for more information.

  The Bartlett Reservoir area is noted for the spectacular vistas of the Desert Mountains and the Sonoran plant life. A fair portion of the west side of the reservoir is devoted to camping and picnicking. Bartlett has been a favorite with anglers since Bartlett Dam was constructed in 1939. Several state-record fish have been caught there. The 1977 Small-mouth Bass state record tipped the scales at seven pounds…

Includes National Forest recreational activities along State Highway 38 in Mountain Home Village, Forest Falls, Angelus Oaks, Barton Flats, Seven Oaks, San Gorgonio Wilderness and the Sand to Snow National Monument.

Located thirty-six miles northeast of San Bernardino, this hosted campground has 51 reservable sites (7 of them are accessible). There are showers, an RV dump station and firewood for sale on site. Bear boxes are available at each campsite for food storage. Box dimension 48"x 29"x 26". The Rio Monte hiking trail  starts here and…

The Barton Flats snow play area along State Highway 38 is a favorite destination for building snow men, snow angels and tossing snowballs. The area is defined as the legal parking areas on National Forest along the State Highway from Jenks Lake Road West to Jenks Lake Road East. Click here to download the map

Bartoo Island Group Site: This group campsite, also known as Sunrise Group Site, is a rustic group camping area on Bartoo Island, only reachable by boat. Surrounded by the clear waters of Priest Lake, Bartoo Island Group site provides the ideal getaway for groups of 10 to 30 people, looking for a rugged, but highly rewarding camping experience on the peaceful shores of Priest Lake. Natural Features: …

The Basalt area includes the popular Fryingpan River Valley.

East Creek Trail, West Fork Trail and Capitol Lake. This area is popular with horseback riders, hikers, and backpackers.

This trailhead provides access to the Basalt Pass Trail #1530.

This trailhead provides access to the Basalt Ridge Trail #1515.

Baseline Trailhead (#310)

After a 6.4 mile hike, this trail dead ends on Table Mountain, a noted point for viewing the Tetons and Cascade Canyon.  The trail is maintained and most of it is easily hiked, although some portions are steep.  The change in elevation is over 4,000 feet, so be prepared for a workout.  Due to the north facing slopes, this trail is not recommended for early season use, as snow can remain on the trail…

Many Forest visitors, upon driving the road to Herb Martyr Campground and seeing Winn Falls tumbling 400 feet off the north shoulder of Sanders Peak, start looking for a way to get a closer look. The best way to get a close look, relatively speaking, is via the…

 The Basin Trail #603 is a two-track for the entire distance and runs in a general east-west direction through a mixture of spruce/fir and aspen stands, and is a connecting route between the Big Creek Road, FSR #403 and the Rim Road, FSR #416. Considerations include spring run-off and weather conditions which may often make the trail impassible for motorized travel.…

This area encompasses trails and trailheads in the Basin Creek, Basin Butte, and Valley Creek area that are on the Challis-Yankee Fork Ranger District.  Joe's Gulch and Kelly creek area are also here.

Basin Campground is named for nearby Basin Pond. Offering a boat launch (non-motorized boats only), fishing and hiking, as well as picnic tables, this is a great place to stay and explore the eastern reaches of the Forest. 13 of the campgrounds 21 sites are reservable.

Basin Campground is nestled in the trees along the banks of the West Fork of Rock Creek. Basin Lakes National Recreation Trail (#61) is a short distance from the campground.  Silver Run National Recreation Trail (#102)…

The Basin Canyon Campground is a small undeveloped campground near the Boulder River. There are two camping units at this campground. The maximum recommended trailer length for the area is 16 feet. There are day use picnic areas and toilets. There is some interesting geology in the area as well with Indian Head Rock nearby.

The Basin Cascade trail begins on the western end of the maze of trails around the Basin, at a junction with the Pemi Trail, about 0.2 miles from the parking areas. The trail easily ascends along the very scenic Cascade Brook to its intersection with the Cascade Brook Trail, a segment of the Apalachian Trail, at 1.0 mile.

This area has not been logged out since the Crater Creek fire. This 6 mile long trail is rated as "more difficult." At Chewuch Trailhead take the Cathedral Driveway Trail #510A for 2 miles and Chewuch Trail #510 for 2…

This trailhead has hitching rails and dispersed campsites.  No toilet or drinking water is available. Lower Basin Trail #4349, begins at this point.  It connects with several other trails in the Basin Creek area

Located in a thickly wooded area within walking distance of Middle Fork Cottonwood Creek, this shady campground is perfect for tents and small trailers 20 feet or shorter. It is a great starting point for your adventures into the National Forest.

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Forest Trail #618 (Basin View Trail) is 0.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail #531 and ends at Forest Road #237. Forest Trail #618 is open for the following uses: hiking, horseback riding. This trail is part of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail.