Houston Recreation Area Day-use and swim beach bathhouse is open. Houston Campground remains closed to the public. Houston Recreation Area offers 14 picnic sites, a group shelter for up to 50 persons, showers, drinking water, swimming, hiking trails, and a boat launch. Dayuse Parking $4 per vehicle May 5th. - September 30th. Day users can enjoy a beautiful sand swimming beach and a modern bathhouse. Houston…

The Houston/Rolla/Cedar Creek District covers about 207,000 acres in seven counties in south/central Missouri. The oak/hickory and pine forests intermixed with tallgrass prairie lands in the north provide opportunities for hunting, wildlife watching, wildflower viewing, hiking, dispersed camping and other uses. The district is rich with rivers and streams: the beautiful bluffs of the Big Piney River, the Gasconade…

An earthen ramp, suitable for small boat trailers, provides access to the 131 acres of Hovde Lake. Hovde Lake is three miles south of MN Highway 200. Bass, walleye, and northern pike are found in this lake.

This isolated, quiet, family type camping area is located on the east side of Hovey Lake. It is a good place for canoeing, bird watching, or just enjoying nature¿s surroundings. There are 4 campsites, each with a table and fire ring. Toilets and drinking water are available. Swimming conditions in this lake are not good due to shallow water and the mucky bottom. Some northern pike, black bass, and panfish can be…

The Howard trail is part of the Kelly Motorized Trail System. The Kelly Motorized Trail System is south of Flagstaff, Arizona, south of Lake Mary Road (opposite the Skunk Canyon, Fay Canyon, Sandy's Canyon area). Vehicles must stay on designated roads and trails.…

Howard Creek Trail (22W26) Length: 2.8 miles Difficulty: moderate Turn right on Rose Valley Road and drive .4 miles and park on the right. The trail starts on a dirt road behind a locked gate. This is one of the shortest hikes to Nordhoff Ridge where there are fantastic views of the coastline and the Ojai Valley.

Trailhead accessing Howard Creek Trail #3005

Howard Lake campground is located south of Libby on road 4779. The campground has 10 sites (3 pull thru's) including one host site with tables and fire rings.  Campground roads and parking spurs are gravel.  Amenities include vault toilets and swimming beach. There are 2 day use sites with fire rings and picnic tables near the beach area. The camphost may close the gate to the campground each evening at 10…

Howard Lake is a 20-acre lake. It is a popular primitive experience. A high-clearance vehicle is needed to cross the creek on one section of the road into Howard Lake. Avoid parking or pitching tents under dead standing trees. Use extreme caution in high winds. Downed trees, dropped limbs, stump holes and unstable terrain may be present. Fishing may be impacted by lilly pads and low water levels.

Has 6 developed sites and 1 vault toilet. No water. A high-clearance vehicle is needed to cross one section of the road into the campground. This campground has a variety of oak and conifer tree species within and around the campground. The campground experienced fire damage from the 2020 August Complex. Howard Lake is just down the road from Howard Meadow Campground, where lake fishing is possible.

Located off of Highway 20 near Targhee Pass, Howard Springs Picnic Sites has potable water, picnic tables, and grills for recreational use.

The Howard Spur trail is part of the Kelly Motorized Trail System. The Kelly Motorized Trail System is south of Flagstaff, Arizona, south of Lake Mary Road (opposite the Skunk Canyon, Fay Canyon, Sandy's Canyon area). Vehicles must stay on designated roads and trails.…

Set back off the highway in a tree lined gulch this campground is a very quiet and pleasant place to spend the weekend or your entire vacation. A short hiking trail is available for nature viewing as this is one of the several Basin and Range Birding Trail stops within the Modoc National Forest. A recent dedication of the Highway 139 Auto Tour and Howard's Gulch Interpretive Sites brings an added benefit…

This small lake has no developments.  There is a small parking area, but no developed boat launch.   All of these lakes are located in the Old Lead Belt, where much of the nation’s lead ore was once mined, so consumption of large quantities of fish from these lakes may pose some health risk. Visit the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services …

Hower's Campground is located on the northeast shore of the scenic Deadwood Reservoir in western Idaho. Boating, fishing and hiking are popular activities in this remote area. Natural Features: The campground is situated in a mixed-growth pine forest, offering plenty of shade. Summer wildflowers are abundant, and the campground affords sweeping views of the reservoir. Recreation: Because of its remote location,…

The Howker Ridge Trail is a strenuous and exposed, but highly scenic route to the summit of Mount Madison. The Randolph Path, which also departs from this trailhead, travels in a Southwest direction, crosses many other trails in the Northern Presidentials, and ends in the saddle between Mount Adams and Mount Jefferson.

This easily accessible trailhead is great for equestrian users and hikers who wish to go for a quick loop or enter Mt. Thielsen Wilderness. A picnic area with tables and fire pits are available. Provides access to: Howlock Mountain Trail…

Huachuca Peak, 8,410 ft., is outside the Forest boundary and is in the Fort Huachuca Military Reservation. It is off-limits to travelers. Lyle Canyon Trail #120 and Peterson Peak Trail #119 are worthy of interest and create a great looped hike. The trail continues off the loop for .52 miles one way to the Forts boundary. Please note:…

The Huachuca Mountains are the third highest of the Sky Island mountain ranges in southeastern Arizona and they rise almost 4,500 feet above the desert floor. The mountain range is oriented in a northwestern direction giving it more north-facing slopes and perhaps a somewhat cooler climate than some of the other Sky Island mountain ranges with similar elevation. The highest elevations support mixed conifer forests…

The Hubbard Brook trail is little used, but quickly accesses a beaver pond area that is attractive, although the trail is frequently disrupted by beaver activity. After the wet area the trail descends to the Warren to Woodstock snowmobile trail (also FR 211) and ends at a gate just off NH Rte.118 in Warren at 2.4 miles.

The Hubbard Canyon Trail #704 begins at a parking area at the north end of, Condemn It Park Road,  Forest Service Road #704, which is also the Gunnison National Forest boundary. The first mile or so of the trail is open to horseback and mountain bikes, but soon becomes impassable to all but foot traffic.  It is an old road that has been washed out in spots and covered over by mud and rock slides in other…

This viewpoint area offers a view of Mount St Helens.  In season it is an ideal spot to find huckleberries. It is paved with plenty of room for RV's.

This is a popular 8 unit campground located along a small creek suitable for fishing. Large Ponderosa Pine and Douglas Fir shade the areas during the day. No hook-ups and no potable water are available. You will need to bring your own water. The typical operating season is mid-May through the end of November. 

Ideal for children, families and beginners the lower level wide groomed route that follows Huckleberry Creek. You will pass through old growth forest and open areas offering a variety of vistas as you follow the Huckleberry Creek drainage.  After the first mile you will be close enough to see the creek and further along get frequent views of the hillsides and cliffs. Many short spur roads lead down to the…

This is the trailhead and staging area for Huckleberry Flats OHV Trail. See trail page for more information, including a map, rules for OHV riding and more. 

This tailhead provides access for Huckleberry Lake Trial. 

Established in 1989, the Huckleberry Mountain Horse Trail provides 37.3 miles of trail for multiple uses. Originally designed for horseback riding, the trail now provides recreation opportunities for hikers, off-highway vehicles (OHVs) and mountain biking. Winding valleys framed by rugged mountain bluffs give way to spectacular views of the surrounding area. The trails meander through numerous creeks which provide…

Elevation: 5545 ft.Built: 1938, hip-roofTrail: 1/2 mile ; easy.Staffing: currently seasonal staffed by Middle Fork Ranger District Huckleberry is a charming and gentle site marked by sweeping views from the tip of Mt. Hood to the north to Mt. Scott and Thielsen to the south. The Sisters are close and sharp, Diamond Peak equally so. The view to the east is primarily of the western slope wilderness areas. To the west…

Provides access  to: Huckleberry Mountain Trail 780 which accesses Glacier Peak Wilderness.

The Huckleberry Mountain Walk-In Turkey Hunting Area, located in Logan and Yell Counties, is 8,069 acres in size and located south of Sorghum Hollow Road, east of Eickleberry Road, north and west of Spring Lake Road on the Mt. Magazine Ranger District of the Ozark-St.Francis National Forests.  The ranger district office is located at 3001 East Walnut Street, Paris, AR (mailing address PO Box 511, Paris AR 72855…