Large juniper and sycamore shade trees located next to a small creek.

Currently closed - no estimation on when it will reopen. The Juniper Flat OHV recreation area is a popular destination for off road riders from the Yreka, Weed and Mt Shasta Areas. It is located in the Shasta Valley in a flat area of sandy soils and lava flows amidst juniper and sage vegetation. Juniper Flat is approximately 15 miles from Weed and 25 miles from miles from Yreka and Mt. Shasta. The Juniper Flat OHV…

Grand Island, a Congressionally designated National Recreation Area (NRA), boasts massive 300-foot wave-cut sandstone cliffs; 13,500 acres of lush forest; beaches of fine sand; winter ice caves; and historic buildings and artifacts dating back as far as 2,000 BC, to name just a few of its highlights! The island's scenic natural beauty and interesting history make it an attractive place for camping and other outdoor…

Established in 1984, the 7,554 acre wilderness is characterized by the flat topped mesa from which its name is derived. Elevations range from 5,600 feet on the southwest side near Juniper Spring to 7,000 feet on the west side near George Wood Canyon and Gobblers Knob. The primary vegetation on the steep southern slopes in pinon pine and Utah juniper, and on the northern slopes, ponderosa pine and alligator juniper.…

Recreational Opportunities include: hiking, mountain biking, dispersed camping, horse riding, and OHV trail riding.  Please note: mechanized travel  is prohibited within the boundaries of the Juniper Mesa Wilderness Area.

Juniper Pass Picnic Site is located along Highway 103 in a spruce and fir forest setting. There are four sites with picnic tables and fire grates.

The Juniper Picnic Area is currently CLOSED until further notice. Please visit the forest recreation web page (select the linked recreation site name) for updates.

Juniper Point is a picnic area located on the north side of Big Bear Lake. Amenities include restrooms, parking lot and vehicle access to the Alpine Pedal Path. It is a day use area only. The paved Alpine Pedal Path runs through the picnic area. It is excellent walk or ride along this paved path along north shore of Big Bear Lake.

Protecting the heart of the Big Scrub, the 14,283-acre Juniper Prairie Wilderness is perhaps the best known of the four wilderness areas in the Ocala National Forest thanks to its frontage and prominent signage on SR 40 - the Florida Black Bear Scenic Byway - and SR 19. As a wilderness area, it remains roadless, untouchable by motorized vehicles or equipment. This special designation provides certain challenges in a…

Named one of the top 25 canoe runs in America by ReserveAmerica and typically a high point of a visit to Florida, Juniper Run is a narrow, winding waterway set under a dense canopy of old-growth forest and few places solid enough to get out of your canoe. The seven-mile journey starts just below the springs and follows the spring run through the heart of the Juniper Prairie Wilderness to a take-out off SR 19,…

Located in the San Bernardino Mountains forty-five miles from San Bernardino, California, this campground is situated in a pinon-juniper woodland nearby a meadow. Water is NOT available at this campground. Amenities include one double pedestal grill, four picnic tables, one group fire ring and vault toilets. Hiking and biking opportunities are nearby. OHV, (Green Sticker/Red Sticker) opportunities can be found at…

Juniper Springs is one of the oldest and best-known recreation areas on the East Coast. Located between Ocala and Ormond Beach along SR 40, this complex of swimming and picnic area, campground and trails was constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps. This setting houses hundreds of tiny bubbling springs and massive springs gushing out of crevices in the earth…

Set in a beauty spot where Juniper Run slips under SR 19, this wayside park is the take-out point for paddlers on Juniper Run. Named one of the top 25 canoe runs in America by ReserveAmerica and typically a high point of a visit to Florida, Juniper Run is a narrow, winding waterway set under a dense canopy of old-growth forest and few places solid enough to get out of your canoe. The seven-mile journey starts…

Santa Lucia Trail

At the Justrite Campground, four campsites are located next to Mann Creek. This is a great area to explore on a mountain bike; backcountry roads and trails cover miles of the Hitt Mountains, or spend your time fishing for rainbow trout. There is no potable water provided at these sites, so please come prepared with your own supply. Sites are first-come, first-served during the season of use, which is…

A graded gravel ramp to the water's edge is provided at Seattle Creek River Access. There is limited parking at this access.

USGS Quad - Hoop Lake, Chepeta Lake and Fox Lake; Leashed pets are permitted. This is a non-accessible, primitive developed trail.

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

Kachess Campground is a pleasant 5-1/2 mile drive from Interstate 90, Exit 62. The 92 acre Forest Service facility is located on the northwest shore of Kachess Lake with Little Kachess Lake to the immediate north. Set in dense old-growth evergreens and surrounded by high mountains, Kachess Campground has over 100 campsites and one group campsite (by reservation only). It is an excellent location for family camping.…

Kachess offers 23 miles of groomed snowmobile trails.   More information can be found on the Washington State Parks Winter Recreation website.

View of the San Francisco Peaks from the interior of extinct volcano's crater, the Inner Basin.   Here's a wilderness experience that takes you as high as you can get in Arizona. This 18,960 acre roadless area encompasses most of the upper reaches of the San Francisco Peaks including Humphreys Peak, Arizona's highest point at 12,643 feet. The area is named for the Hopi dieties, or Kachinas, whom that culture'…

The Kadake Bay modified hunter-style cabin has a wood stove, 1 double bunk, 1 single bunk, a loft, wooden table and benches, axe/maul, and outhouse. Bedding, and cooking utensils are not provided. Firewood is available for wood stove use only, but is not guaranteed. Grassy tidal flats and low elevation old growth forest surround the cabin.

  Kading Cabin is located in an area of the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest that was a part of the original Helena Forest Reserve established in 1906. Although the cabin is not located in an isolated setting, during the summer and fall, one can still escape the fast pace of town. There is plenty of hiking, fishing, wildlife and wildflower viewing to be had along the numerous trails and roads that can be…

This campground, off Forest Road #227, is located adjacent to the Little Blackfoot River.  Kading campground is also located adjacent to the proposed Electric Peak Wilderness Area and provides wonderful opportunities to camp, hunt, fish and hike.  A nearby trail heads south to Blackfoot Meadows. The trail continues south into the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, emerging near the Whitehouse…

The Kah Sheets Bay hunter-style cabin has oil (#1 stove oil only) and wood stoves, 4 single bunks, wooden table and benches, pit-type outhouse, axe/maul, covered porch with 2 skylights. Firewood is provided for wood stove use only, but is not guaranteed. Stove oil, bedding, and cooking utensils are not provided. The area surrounding the cabin is mostly flat muskeg; there is a 776' (236 m) hill between the Kah Sheets…

The Kah Sheets Lake modified A-frame cabin is barrier-free with a barrier-free outhouse, boat/floatplane dock, and connecting trails. Oil heater (#1 stove oil only), sleeping loft, wooden table and benches, covered deck, outhouse, dock, and 2 rowboats. Life jackets, stove oil, bedding, and cooking utensils are not provided. The surrounding area is a mixture of muskeg meadows and forest. The cabin lies in an open…

Kaibab Lake sits among the diverse landscape of Kaibab National Forest of northern Arizona. The lake is a popular spot for fishing and picnicking, as well as for RV and motorhome campers. With Grand Canyon National Park just 60 miles north and several other cultural and historic sites nearby, the location is a hotspot for recreation, learning and sightseeing.

The Kaibab Plateau Visitor Center, located in Jacob Lake, Arizona, is operated by the Forest Service with the assistance of the Grand Canyon Association (a nonprofit organization that supports educational and interpretive activities for the North Kaibab Ranger District) to provide current information pertaining to the Kaibab National Forest and the Grand Canyon National Park. Information is also…

This is one of the access points to the Kaintuck Hollow Trail System, south of the Mill Creek Recreation Area.  This trailhead is the closest to the natural bridge.  Kaintuck has sixteen miles of trails that will lead you through an oak forest, interspersed with hickory, cedar, dogwood, and pine trees.  There are several trail loops offering a variety of routes to choose from.  Walk…

This is the northernmost entrance into the Kaintuck Hollow Trail system. The Kaintuck Hollow Trail System is south of the Mill Creek Recreation Area.  Sixteen miles of trails lead you through an oak forest, interspersed with hickory, cedar, dogwood, and pine trees.  There are several trail loops offering a variety of routes to choose from.  Walk through a natural tunnel 175 foot long or enjoy wading…