This trailhead provides access to the Kaintuck Hollow trail system.  The  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 in…

Kaiser Pass Toilet Area Trailhead

Kakabika Falls, located approximately 12 miles northeast of Marenisco Mi., on the Bessemer Ranger District. This falls is actually a series of “S” turns as the river drops in elevation. The trail is not long but it can be uneven and steep at times. 

three-sided Adirondack shelter with wood stove, plywood bunks and small table.

There are four campsites with picnic tables, campfire rings, and BBQ pedestals. At this campground, recreation activities include river/stream fishing, mountain biking, day hiking, horseback riding, and off-highway vehicle riding.

There are 4 tent sites at the north end of the Taylor Mountain Plateau. The Old Carter Military Trail passes by the campground. Consult the forest map for details about specific hikes. OHV use is permitted in the area north and south of the campground. The USDA Forest Service offers a free detailed map of the areas open to unrestricted use. Please contact the USDA Forest Service for information about exploring the…

Boat ramp (primary access point to access the Kalispell and Bartoo Island Campgrounds for day use and overnight camping). Boat launch includes dock, parking, restrooms, and "scat" machine for waste disposal.

Kalispell Island Group Site is located on the southeast side of Kalispell Island on Priest Lake. The rustic campsite is part of the Three Pines camping area at site #29. The island, reached only by boat, faces the beautiful Selkirk Mountains. Other Camping: West Shores - 7 camp units, west side of island (vault toilet). Peninsula - 2 camp units, south west side of island (portable toilet required). Schneider - 5…

Provides access to:  Kalmiopsis Rim Trail #1124 which runs north and south accessing eastern portions of Kalmiopsis Wilderness. Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water Vault toilet No garbage disposal - Please…

The United States Congress designated the Kalmiopsis Wilderness in 1964, and it now totals180,095 acres. This Wilderness includes the headwater basin of the Chetco and North Fork Smith Rivers, and a portion of the Illinois River canyon. This is a harsh, rugged area with a beautifully unique character that resonates with anyone who ventures into its interior! Elevations range from 500 to 5,098 feet (Pearsoll Peak).…

This body of water is part of the Weber drainage.

Kamook Trailhead

Flowing from its origin some 50 miles to the north in southern Utah, Kanab Creek and its tributaries have cut a network of vertical-walled gorges deep into the Kanab and Kaibab Plateaus. Within these walls lies a maze of water and wind carved fins, knobs, potholes, and other intricately sculptured forms. Elevations range from near 2,000 feet at the river to 6,000 feet at the rim's edge. The upper reaches serve as a…

This is a dispersed camping area.

OPEN FOR SEASON.  Closing for 2024 season on October 30th. Located near the Little Naches River this campground offers an RV loop in a popular motorcycle area. Kaner Flat Campground has 49 sites. The site is paved with single and double camp units and equipped with picnic tables, campfire rings and vault toilets. Nearby Boulder Cave National Recreation Trail is one of the most popular places in the Naches…

Kaner Flat Group Campground has one large site with multiple tenting locations, which can accommodate up to 60 guests. The site is equipped with picnic tables, campfire rings and vault toilets. Trails for off-road, motorized recreation abound in this area, although some only allow specific types of vehicles. Visitors should be sure to check area maps. NOTE: Boulder Cave is currently opan-by reservation only. Visit…

Rustic 15' x 17' Pan Abode style cabin with sleeping loft reached by staircase; small deck in front; mooring buoy for anchorage. Capacity 6 persons.

Located near Kanga Bay Cabin; available on a first-come, first-served basis for boat anchorage. Not for exclusive use of cabin users.

Kangaroo Lake campground has 18 sites, 13 of which are drive-in and 5 are walk-in. The campground also provides accessible facilities, including a 1/4 mile paved trail right down to the lake. The lake itself covers 25 acres, and is 110 feet deep. There is no boat ramp but motorless boats are permitted. This is Bear Country. All food must be secured overnight and when not attended. Always keep a clean camp and do not…

The trail climbs above Kangaroo Lake and the campground, through the Kangaroo Lake Botanical Area, meeting and crossing the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail.  Trail connects to a trail that follows the Little Trinity River and can be followed down to Highway 17 in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.

The Kannah Creek Trail #706 contains many creek crossings so consideration should include spring run-off. Since the trail parallels Kannah Creek for the entire distance, fishing is available at almost any time. This trail also offers a scenic view, especially along the upper section as it looks down into the Kannah Creek Basin. From the Lower Access, the trail begins by heading at a moderate to steep grade uphill…

Provides access to the Upper Buffalo Wilderness. Driving directions: From Fallsville, take AR Hwy 21 east for about 1.25 miles to Forest Road 1463; turn north on Forest Service Rd 1463 and travel 6 miles, crossing the Buffalo River, (once across the River, the road changes designation to FS Rd 1410). Just before the river crossing is a small parking area and dispersed camping location known as Dixon Ford.

This site is a large paved parking area with ample room for large groups, RVs and trailers. There is a toilet located in the center of the parking area and an information kiosk. Provides access to: Bend area snowmobile trails (winter) Vista Butte Sno-park…

Pan Abode cedar log cabin (12'x14') with large porch at mouth of Karta River and edge of bay. Trailhead to 5.5 mile Karta Trail into Karta Wilderness begins by cabin. Floatplanes and boats may land in front of cabin at any time. During sockeye salmon season, people gather at mouth of river to subsistence fish, often process and smoke fish on site. Area is rich with cultural history. Mining communities and native…

Kaspian Campground is located on National Forest lands four miles south of Tahoe City, on Highway 89. The campground is operated under a special use permit by Tahoe Recreation, a Division of Vista Recreation. Campers are nestled in a mature forest of pine trees and evergreen shrubs just minutes from the bright blue water of Lake Tahoe. For reservations, visit www…

This is a small dark A-frame cabin, within Native selected lands, with sleeping space for 4 to 5 people. The cabin sits on level ground 200' (61 m) from the beach within a small parcel of timber. Much of the surrounding area is private land and has been has been clearcut. The area around the cabin shows a patchwork pattern of logged and unlogged areas. Facilities: 2 single wooden bunks, Sleeping loft, Broom, Cooking…

The Kathryn Lake Campground will remain closed for the 2019 camping season. This closure impacts the campground - there will be reduced services at boat landing and picnic area – no swim buoys or water sampling at the beach, no public water supply available, vehicle access/parking available, toilet building available, picnic grounds, boat landing and accessible fishing pier will be mowed, garbage service…