Lake Mountain Trailhead

The campsite on the eastern shore of Lake Nineteen can only be accessed by boat, or by foot or horseback from the Pine Marten Run Trail. Like its neighbor Ironjaw Lake to the west, is also located in the heart of the Ironjaw Semi-Primitive Area, which is managed for both motorized and non-motorized uses. Our management efforts seek to provide for quiet, peaceful recreation opportunities in a semi-primitive setting.…

The Lake No. 3 dispersed camping area is named for the lake that one of the sites overlooks. This small camping area has 2 hardened campsites, fire rings and picnic tables available for visitors looking for a more secluded camping area. Special Features: Lake No. 3 dispersed campsite is a nice, small site without a lot of amenities. It is within a mile of the Salt Chuck Trail , which brings hikers to an interesting…

The southeast side of the Lake of Egypt is surrounded by Shawnee National Forest and open to primitive camping in the general forest area. Hickory Ridge Boat Launch is a gravel launch situated on the eastern finger of Lake of Egypt in Johnson County.  Popular recreation activities include fishing, water sports, mushroom hunting, primitive camping and variety of hunting activities. No waterfowl…

Lake of the Woods is a small lake that can be quite popular especially on weekends.  There are approximately 15 camping spots with fire pits and picnic tables situated along the shoreline.  There is no piped water available.  This lake generally opens later in the spring as it sits at a high elevation and takes longer for winter snows to melt to gain access.   Camping is free and on a first…

The Lake Of The Woods Trail begins at Forest Road 205 and ends at the lake covering .4 of a mile. After crossing the White River, the trail enters the Flat Tops Wilderness through a stand of trees burned in the 2002 Big Fish Fire. Please watch for falling trees.

The Lake of the Woods Trail #506 serves as a connecting route between Highway 65 near the Griffith Reservoirs to Cottonwood Reservoir #1.  The trail for almost its entire distance travels at a level grade with occasional slight up and downhill grades through mixed spruce/fir and open meadows and marshy areas.  The trail provides access to several quality fishing reservoirs like the Bull Creek Reservoirs…

Nothing compares to the closeness to nature, grandness of views, and sheer romance of spending time on the top of a mountain in this historic gem of a Forest Service lookout. At an elevation of 3,419 feet, Lake of the Woods Lookout provides a sweeping panoramic view, with vistas to the Pacific Ocean, the Kalmiopsis and Wild Rogue…

For a classic, family-oriented lake destination, Lake of the Woods Resort offers something for everyone. This high mountain historic lake resort sits beside one of the clearest natural lakes found in the southern Oregon Cascades. The highlight of this setting is Mt. McLoughlin with its almost 10,000 feet of grand beauty.  The resort, located 40 minutes from Klamath Falls, Oregon, and 45 minutes from Medford,…

This small lake provides fishermen and boaters with an opportunity to get away from it all and enjoy the outdoors. The Forest Service maintains a boat ramp for access to this good fishing lake.

Lake Ottawa Recreation area is in a beautiful forested northwoods setting located 5 miles southwest of Iron River, MI, on the Iron River Ranger District.  Located in the general area is Lake Ottawa, Brule Lake, Hagerman Lake, Brule River, Bass Lake, the Historic Mile Post Zero/Treaty Tree, The Ge-Che Trail, and miles of hiking trails.  Lake Ottawa Campground is 95% surrounded by National Forest System…

Scenic view of Lake Ouachita.  It's also one of the many points of interest along the Lake Ouachita Vista Trail. Other recreation sites in the Caddo/Womble Ranger District.

The boat ramp is located on Lake Owen, close to the Lake Owen Campground and accessible from the Medicine Bow Rail Trail. There is a ramp but no dock. Fish species present in the lake include brook trout, cutthroat trout and rainbow trout. Fish stocking occurs…

The campground is adjacent to Lake Owen. It is comprised of two loops under a dense stand of Lodgepole pines and a few Aspen. Both loops have sites overlooking the lake and site with scenic views of the Snowy Range. There are 35 campsites with tables, fire rings, trash pick-up, vault toilets. The understory is grass, but sites are well separated providing adequate privacy. There is a 14 day stay limit…

Lake Owen Recreation Area is located on the 1,323 acre Lake Owen that has crystal clear water, excellent fishing and swimming. There is a swim beach and shelter/chalet at the northern end of the lake on Forest Road 213 (Lake Owen Drive). There is access to the North Country Trail from this recreation area as well as the Drummond Recreation Trails across the road.   There is also a boat landing that…

Rail Trail Brochure Lake Owen Trailhead is the main gateway to the Medicine Bow Rail Trail.  This multi-use, non-motorized trail provides a popular mountain biking route.

The largest lake on the Forest has 2,280 acres of surface area and 31 miles of shoreline. Please remember that camping in Lake Pillsbury basin is allowed only in designated campgrounds. The campgrounds at Lake Pillsbury are operated and maintained by Pacific Gas and Electric. More information on Pacific Gas & Electric campgrounds is available by calling 916-386-5164. All of the campgrounds at Lake Pillsbury are…

Lake Point Picnic Ground is a secluded picnic area overlooking Meadowlark Lake.  There are short but steep trails that lead to the lake for fishing access.

Located in the Pisgah National Forest, Lake Powhatan Campground is a wooded site on the banks of Lake Powhatan with a swimming lake and beach. No boats are allowed on the lake. The campground borders the 6,000 acre Bent Creek Experimental Forest, a haven for bicyclists. This site is open year round with limited services from November-March.  Sites have picnic tables, tent pads, and lantern hooks. Flush toilets…

22 picnic tables

A lifeguard is on duty Memorial Day weekend through Labor day, 8AM to sunset, unless posted otherwise.

A grand and rustic lodge built in 1926 in the heart of the Quinault Rain Forest among ancient Sitka spruce, Douglas fir, western red cedar, and western hemlocks, on the south shore of Lake Quinault. The two-story historic lodge was built in the mid-20s and has welcomed thousands of visitors from all over the world including President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the early 1930s. A restaurant, gift shop, indoor…

Cradled in the hills of the North Georgia Mountains overlooking beautiful Lake Rabun, this developed recreation area offers hiking, all sorts of water activities like swimming, boating, and fishing, and an opportunity to absorb the peaceful lake scenery. The 80-site campground located across the highway is closed in the winter months. This area is open year-round.    Please feel free to…

Loop 1 includes 45 sites that offer a camp spur, picnic table, lantern pole, tent pad & fire grill.  Loop 2 includes 37 sites that offer a camp spur, picnic table, lantern pole, tent pad, fire grill, water spigot & electric hookup. There is the Pear Tree group campsite located in Loop 2.81 Campsites (21 with electricity, majority with water )5  Accessible Sites on reservation systemOn-site…

The first part of the trail travels through aspens and oak brush from the ridge top down to South Thompson road. The lakes are on the south side of the trail just before the ridge top. This trail has some great views of Mt. Sopris and surrounding areas. It makes a tough, but good bike loop.

Lake Roberts is located in the Wilderness Ranger District along NM 35. It can be accessed via NM 35 or NM 15. NM 15 is a narrow paved, winding road that may not be suitable for trucks with trailers.

Small boat launch at Lake Roberts for non-motorized boats and boats with electric motors. Start of an ADA Ramp at Lake Roberts.USDA Forest Service photo.  Completed ADA ramp. USDA Forest Service photo. Facility maintenance crew at Lake Roberts dock. USDA Forest Service photo.

Located on the shores of Lake Roberts, off NM Hwy 35, approximately 21 miles north of Mimbres, NM.

Adjacent to the nearby Lake Russell Campground the 100-acre lake is easy to access grass beach area, boat ramp, group pavillon, and the adjacent Lake Russell Wildlife management area. There are numerous hiking and biking trails including Lake Russell Loop Trail, Sourwood Trail, swimming, and located nearby is Ladyslipper Equestrian, hiking, and biking trail and the Sourwood hiking and biking trail at the Nancytown…

Lake Russell Campground is currently open and ready for you to reserve a site on your next visit to this beautiful campground. Camping is by reservation only. This developed campground offers 42 campsites that accommodate both tent and RV camping distributed along two paved campground loop roads for easy access to the…