Access the Hune Bridge Campground along the National Forest Covered Bridge Scenic Byway (S.R. 26) in Washington County. The campground is located across the historic Hune Covered Bridge. The campground has four camping sites just below the covered bridge on the Little Muskingum River. This campground is also a canoe access point and trailhead for a 5-mile hiking trail to the Rinard Covered Bridge.

The Hungerford Recreation Area is a nonmotorized area consisting of over 6,500 acres of National Forest System lands. The area provides opportunities to hike, snowshoe, cross-country ski, horseback ride, mountain bike and enjoy the National Forests. The horseback riding and…

The Hungry Gulch Trail #665 is relatively flat and easily traversed; there are desirable sites for dispersed camping from mile 1.5 to mile 3.5, where trail travels through mature ponderosa pine occasionally mixed with aspen and sage. The trail drops off a small ridge and enters a pure Ponderosa Pine stand before entering and open meadow.  It travels through Ponderosa, aspen and sage and intersects with the Gill…

At an elevation of 2,700 feet, the Hungry Gulch Campground offers 78 individual family campsites near Lake Isabella. 30' max RV and trailer length. Water, and bathrooms available. Picnic tables, fire rings with grills, playground. ExplorUS All developed campground areas on the Forest operate under a concessionaire permit with EXplorUS. For additional information, please visit …

Hungry Horse Dam is located off Highway 2 in Hungry Horse, MT. Directional signs lead drivers from the highway to the Visitor Center.  The visitor center is open during the summer and features exhibits on the construction, history, purpose and benefits of Hungry Horse Dam.

The Hungry Horse Ranger District is bordered on the east by the Middle Fork of the Flathead River and Glacier National Park. Its southern border runs along the Spotted Bear Ranger District and on the west with the Swan Lake ranger District. The Hungry Horse Reservoir and the South Fork of the Flathead River run north through the middle of the district.

The Hungry Horse Reservoir is fed by the South Fork of the Flathead River.  The Hungry Horse Dam, where the reservoir begins is located 3 miles south of Hungry Horse, MT.  The reservoir is 34 miles long and has about 170 miles of shoreline.  Two roads encompass the reservoir: the East Side Resevoir Road # 38 and the West Side Reservoir Road #895 provide access to campgrounds and boat access sites.…

This trail passes into thick spruce and fir trees. You will be entering a stand of Red Barked spruce which is a species of Englemann spruce that is over 200 years old. After approximately 2 miles, the trail will bear to the left and loop back to the southwest. The trail will become steeper the closer you get to the mine. The mine sits in a bowl on the north side of Bear Mountain.  

A primarily roadless and Wilderness hunt area designated to help restore aspen, in particular young aspen sprouts that are browsed upon by elk and deer. It’s ideal for those seeking a unique and challenging hunt on foot or horseback. The Coconino National Forest and Arizona Game & Fish Department (AZGFD) teamed up to create this new AZGFD sub-unit. It has since become a popular hunt with above average success…

Along this trail, hikers can enjoy panoramic views from Short Mountain Vista while observing interesting geologic features on the steep rocky slope above Iron Springs. This loop also travels through open woods on the ridge top and is an ideal day hike.

The Hunter Camp is a very primitive camping area in the middle of the forest. There is a camping loop area and a vault restroom facility and is centrally located near the Ouiska Chitto Trail. The Longleaf Scenic Area is also nearby with the Big Branch Trail running right next to the camp.

Hunter Campground is popular with pack and saddle stock users. The campground offers corrals, hitching rails, and an accessible mounting ramp. It is conveniently located near many trails that access to the Cloud Peak Wilderness and the Rock Creek recommended wilderness area. 14 day stay limit. Wilderness Regulations apply within nearby Cloud Peak Wilderness. Dogs must be on a leash.

If you're a natural for the outdoors, this is the place to be. Enjoy the forest and the wonders of nature in a primitive camping surrounding which is the home of many wild game species. These Hunter Camps have no sanitary facilities.

Hunter Canyon Trail leads up and over a saddle into Miller Canyon. This trail offers good views of Miller Canyon, Miller Peak, the San Pedro Valley, and the Mule Mountains near Bisbee. Along this part of the trail, you’ll see evidence of the day when this area was humming with mining activity and literally crawling with miners. From the Hunter Canyon/Miller Canyon trail junction, you’ll have to follow…

Hunter Creek is a small stream that enters the ocean near Gold Beach, Oregon, two miles south of the Rogue River. Hunter Creek is currently closed to trout along its entire reach, and is closed to salmon angling on National Forest lands. No hatchery supplementation occurs, but there is a moderate run of wild winter steelhead up to…

The Hunter Creek area east of Tuolumne City on the south end of the Mi Wok Ranger District offers 100 miles of roads open to OHV use. Future site specific analysis may result in trail opportunities being developed. The riding area ranges in elevation of 2500 feet at Hunter Creek to 5800 feet at Duckwall Mountain. The riding area is open all year, but access on some roads may be blocked due to snow in winter months.…

The trail goes down steps to a walkway that follows Hunter Creek,gradually ascending to the Benedict Bridge. The trail ascends steeply until reaching the Forest Service boundary and the Hunter Valley meadow. Cross Hunter Creek at the 10th Mountain Bridge and head right 1/8 mile to the Hunter Creek Trail sign on the left. The trail ascends steeply and meets again with the 4WD road. Follow the road toward Van Horn…

Located 20 miles northwest of Fairfield through Cow Creek Reservoir on Road No. 055, the campground offers 3 single camping units, and 1 multi-family unit.  Corrals, mangers and barrier free stock loading ramps are available along with restrooms.  No water is available.  The trailhead for the North Fork Lime Creek Trail No. 044 is located at the north end of the campground and connects with the…

The Hunters Lake trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 430, the Weminuche Wilderness boundary and ends at Forest Trail 835, the trail travels past Hunters Lake.

The Hunter Peak Campground has 10 campsites and sits on the banks of the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, offering outstanding fishing opportunities. The Clarks Fork Trailhead is located across the highway. The Northeast Entrance to Yellowstone National Park is about 24 miles northwest of the campground via the Beartooth All-American Road. 16-day stay limitThis site is not accessible to persons with mobility…

Hunter Spring Trailhead

This is a moderate hike with good views of the Elk Mountain Range and the town of Aspen. The first 3 miles of the trail are HEAVILY used by mountain bikers, hikers, joggers and their dogs.

The United States Congress designated the Hunter-Fryingpan Wilderness in 1978 and it now has a total of 82,026 acres. All of this wilderness is located in Colorado in the Williams Mountains and is managed by the White River National Forest. Settled between the spectacular Colorado Wildernesses of Holy Cross on the north, Maroon Bells-Snowmass on the west, and Collegiate Peaks on the south, Hunter-Fryingpan…

The Hunters Creek Trail #410 begins at on Forest Service Road 740, Cement Creek Road, and ends at an intersection with the Doubletop Trail #405. Sections of this trail are mixed with rocks and roots and there are a few stream crossings. This trail follows along a creek as it climbs through a draw to intersect the Doubletop Trail. Those biking the trail my chose to start at the Doubletop end for a nice intermediate…

Hunters Flat trailhead is located in a large meadow at an elevation of about 8,500 feet with aspen and conifer trees around the edges.  No facilities are provided.  Dispersed camping, hunting, wildlife viewing, and OHV riding on designated routes are fun activities.  Please pack-out what you pack-in.  Camping stay limit is 16 days.  

This trailhead, located off Forest Service Road #4140, provides access to the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness.  

Forest Trail #410.0A (Hunters Hill Trail is 2.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail #410 and ends at Forest Trail #410. Forest Trail #410.0A is open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding, Motorcycle Trail Riding, and ATV Trail Riding

  Hunters Spring provides a serene escape in the mountains of central Montana. It is a prime destination for hunting, snowmobiling and skiing enthusiasts.  Access in the winter is by snowmobile, skis or snowshoes only. The road is not plowed. A variety of horseback riding and hiking trails can be found nearby, and there are many trails for mountain bikers and off-road vehicle riders in the area. …

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If you're looking for a true camping experience, then you're looking for primitive camping. There are 10 campsites available for year-round primitive camping. Campers are urged to be careful with campfires and always adhere to Smokey's message to make sure fires are dead out.