Indian Valley Campground is located on the north bank of the North Yuba River along Hwy 49 about 15 miles north of Camptonville. There are 19 campsites with vault toilets and piped water. It is surrounded by oak, fir, pine, and madrone trees. Access to the North Yuba Trail.

This scenic viewpoint is on Highway 243, 9.5 miles northwest of Idyllwild. Watch for songbirds in the chaparral and oak trees and red-tailed hawks and ravens soaring above. In the warmer months a variety of lizards sun themselves on the rocks. If you are lucky (and patient) you may see deer, bobcat, gray fox, and coyote.

Indian-Celina Lakes Recreation Area is located two miles south of Interstate 64 off Indiana 37. It offers​ opportunities for both overnight and day use, with two camping loops and two lakes that offer paddling,​ fishing and boating (electric motors only), and two​ trails for hiking. This area is operated by a​ concessionaire under a special use permit issued by​ the Forest Service from mid-April through late​…

Indiana Creek Road leads you up the drainage and eventually connect to Boreas Pass Road (County Road 10), which can then take you back toward Breckenridge or over Boreas Pass to Como in Park County. You can also travel to the old mining town of Dyersville and the Warriors Mark Mine. Please be careful around Dyersville and the Warriors Mark Mine. Another popular route involves making a loop from Indiana Creek Road to…

This small, three site tent-only campground is surrounded by a fine stand of old growth Douglas-fir. The springs for which the camp was named originates nearby along an easy, 500' round trip loop trail. Additionally, interpretive signs explain the role of the historic Oregon Central Military Wagon Road (a portion passes near the campground) and the role of the Bull trout in the regional watershed ecosystem.…

Provides access to: Ingalls Creek Trail #1215 which is within Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Several trails that diverge from that one: Falls Creek Trail #1216, Cascade Creek Trail #1217, Hardscrabble Creek Trail #1219, Fourth Creek Trail #1218, and Longs Pass Trail #…

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This free campground is located on the West Fork Stillwater Road and is near the West Fork Stillwater Trail (#90). The campground is maintained from Memorial Day to Labor Day, but is opened the rest of the year without services. There is a 16 day stay limit for all Beartooth Ranger District campgrounds. For a road map of the area, which shows campground locations, please see our Motor Vehicle Use Map…

Initial Point marks the initial survey point for Indiana. Ebenezer Buckingham Jr. surveyed west to establish the original wooden post on September 1, 1805. This point represents the intersection of the Base Line with the 2nd Principal Meridian. The 1st Principal Meridian is the boundary line between Ohio and Indiana. From this point most of the real estate descriptions in the state were laid out. A state historic…

Custer's three camps are marked along the way, and at one camp on the evening of May 28, 1876, the initials of  two of the privates were carved on a sandstone boulder now known as Initial Rock. This was Custer's one-way route to his demise at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.   W.C. Williams, Company H, and F. Neely, Company M, who left their initials in the sandstone rock, were with the expedition.

Reservations can be made at Inlet Campground, Umpqua National Forest - Recreation.gov This camp is hidden in the deep, green, quiet forest where the North Umpqua River rushes into Lemolo Lake. This campground is popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts.  Facilities 13 campsites with picnic tables, and fire pits 2 vault toilets No…

This area can be extremely crowded on weekends. Please consider visiting in the early morning or late afternoon for a more relaxing experience. Nestled among towering pine and fir trees near beautiful Emerald Bay, Inspiration Point is a popular day-use area and vista point on the southwest end of Lake Tahoe. There is a parking fee and restrooms are available. Inspiration Point is located across the highway from…

Inspiration Point Overlook: Views of both the longest two-lane inverted arch suspension bridge in America and the largest lake in central Arizona. View parts of the original masonry structure that made Roosevelt Dam so unique - if lake level is low enough. Theodore Roosevelt Dam Overlook: Upper and lower gazebos allow for partial or full views of the downstream face of the dam, the floodgates and the powerhouse.…

Nature trail, open 24 hours/day. Restrooms are available at this site, but no potable water.

This trailhead has a view of Mt. Baldy and San Gabriel Canyon.  There is a vault toilet, Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) access, picnic table, and equestrian parking.  

Inspiration Rock Picnic Area

Known for the fishing, Intake 2 is a small lake along the road to Lake Sabrina, just past the South Lake turn off. There are 5 walk in sites on the west shore of the lake and 11 sites suitable for small vehicles near the creek above Intake 2.

Intake Campground is located southwest of Grantsville, Utah, in South Willow Canyon at an elevation of 6,320 feet. It’s located in the Stansbury Range where visitors enjoy exploring local trails. Leashed pets are permitted in this campground.  

The Inter-Ocean Pass Trail #890 begins at the end of Forest Service Road #798.2B, just past the Lone Cabin Reservoir, and ends at an intersection with the Little Coal Creek Jeep Trail #883 by Crawford, CO. The trail climbs through aspen and conifer to the Inter-Ocean Pass.  At the pass the trail has spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and the valley below. It also provides…

The Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center is located on the southwest corner of the National Elk Refuge at 532 N. Cache Street in Jackson. Visitors should stop at the interagency visitor center on e north end of Jackson hole as they plan their adventures on the Bridger teton national forest. This center offers a beautiful display about the elk that visit the National Elk Refuge and a host of…

The Interface Off-Highway Vehicle Area is located near Arnold, California. Based on seasonal designations found in the Motor Vehicle Use Map, this area is closed from December 15th through April 15th. For a free copy of the most recent Motor Vehicle Use Map, please see below.  Call the Calaveras Ranger Station at 209-795-1381 to check on the status of the Interface OHV Area.  This area used to be…

The Interior Whistle Stop is a shady picnic area along Big Stony Creek featuring picnic tables, grassy areas, and a child-sized wooden train playground. Big Stony Creek is a stocked trout stream.

This historic resort is located along the southern shore of Twin Lakes. Built by John A. Staley, as the Lakeside Resort in the 1870s, this was a popular mountain hotel, ringing with laughter and music. Lush bluegrass lawns beneath towering pine and spruce, sparkling water fountains, gardens of native and cultivated flowers blooming throughout the summer enhanced the picturesque setting. In 1883, millionaire James V…

The Intermission Fire occurred July 29, 1988.  The size ended up being approximately 1800 acres. 

This is a culturally historic site located in a peaceful stand of old growth forest. The site includes cedar trees that Native Americans peeled to access the under bark. There is an interpretive sign explaining the peeled cedars and a picnic table. An accessible loop trail with interpretive signs meanders through the site. The site is near …

A short 0.25 mile walk on Layser Cave Trail #290 takes you to the entrance of Layser Cave, one of the most significant archaeological sites in western Washington. Animal bones and stone tools found on the floor of the cave and buried in the soil layers enabled experts to piece together a history of more than 7,000 years.There is a 1/4…

An informational kiosk has a map of the forest and describes recreational opportunities. There is information about the history of Peterson Prairie.  In the season a faucet provides potable water.

Imagine being young and in love, chopping down trees and peeling logs, setting log upon log to build a home so sturdy it would easily last a century, and carrying your bride across the threshold. Imagine a quiet and remote life, tucked in a lush and remote rain forest. Better yet, experience it yourself at Interrorem Cabin. The charming, historic…

Interstate is part of the Kelly Motorized Trail System and Munds Park Trail System. The motorized trail system in the Munds Park area traverse a landscape dominated by mixed conifer forest, lichen covered volcanic…