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OverviewLower Bowns Campground is east of Boulder Mountain on the shore of Lower Bowns Reservoir at an elevation of 7,000 feet. FacilitiesThis campground has three accessible sites: one group site can accommodate  50 people and up to 4 vehicles, and two single sites can each accommodate up to 10 people. Vault toilets are provided, and roads and parking spurs throughout the site are gravel. Natural…

Lower Box Creek Trailhead is located at an elevation of over 7,000 feet in a canyon along Greenwich Creek with cottonwood trees for shade.  Facilities include an unloading ramp, information kiosk and vault restroom.  Paiute Side Trail 53 begins at the trailhead and allows 50" ATVs.  Dispersed camping, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and wildlife viewing are fun activities.  Please…

Lower Bridge Campground is loacted on the Metolius River. Find a map of this campground here.

Generally open year round as weather and conditions allow.  Near McWilliams Campground and Lee Canyon Ski Area. Access/entry point to the Mt. Charleston Wilderness Area.

Lower Buck Creek is located 35 minutes southwest of Silver Lake, Oregon. For back-country solitude, look no further than Lower Buck Creek. The small stream is surrounded by pastoral meadows and a mixed conifer forest. Lower Buck Creek’s elevation tips 5000 feet. Hunter groups and small family reunions are typical groups that enjoy this rustic forest camp. This campground has five camping sites, picnic tables,…

Lower Bucks Lake Campground has 7 shady, lakeside sites.  Lower Bucks Lake is a high mountain lake surrounded by the Bucks Lake Wilderness on one side and recreation residences/resorts on the other side.  Supplies and boat rentals are available at resorts.  Sites are available on a first come, first served basis.  There are bear boxes in each site for food storage.

This site offers shoreline parking and boat access. Access via the Apache Trail National Forest Scenic Byway, a scenic mountain road showcasing magnificent bluffs above Apache Lake. Nearby are views of majestic mountains with abundant wildlife.

Species present: Brook Trout Seasons: Open all year. Bag limit: 5 per day, 10 in possession. Date of usual ice out: June (6,800' elevation). Access road: This lake is located in Section 29, T41N, R6W. Access is via the Parks Creek Road (Road 17) from the Stewart Springs Road. About 5.5 miles up Road 17, take road 41N74 to the right. From the end of this road, Caldwell Lakes Trail (6W01) goes to the lower lake (of…

A pleasantly small campground tucked among ponderosa pines along a forest creek.  This campground is popular with hunters.  Just a short drive away from the beautiful Middle Fork of the John Day River.  Less than a mile away is Arch Rock Trail #258, an ashflow tuff with a scenic arch and several small rockshelters eroded into…

A modern paved boat launch area inside the Caney Lakes Recreation Complex on the Caney Lakes Unit in the Caney Ranger District. Lower Caney Lake is a 250 acre reservoir that provides a scenic setting for a wide variety of recreational opportunities. There are two separate boat launches on Lower Caney Lake. One inside the Recreation Complex and another outside.

A modern paved boat launch area inside the Caney Lakes Recreation Complex on the Caney Lakes Unit in the Caney Ranger District. Lower Caney Lake is a 250 acre reservoir that provides a scenic setting for a wide variety of recreational opportunities. There are two separate boat launches on Lower Caney Lake. One inside the Recreation Complex and another outside.

Lower Canyon Creek Campground is located at the confluence of Canyon Creek and the upper Metolius River.

This is a loop trail in the Eagles Nest Wilderness which can be hiked in either direction. From the trailhead, you will have a view of Cataract Falls in the distance across the lake. The trail passes through beautiful meadows and there is an abundance of wildflowers in mid-late June. This is a great hike for families and has…

The Lower Cement Creek Trail #636 begins on Forest Service Road 740, Cement Creek Road and end farther up the road again on FSR 740, Cement Creek Road. The trail parallels FSR 740 and provide an alternative to the road while accessing other Cement Creek area trails. This trail has some rocky sections and short climbs for the mountain bike beginner. It has views of lush forests on Cement Mountain and travels through…

The Lower Cherry Creek Trailhead provides access to the southern end of Cherry Creek Trail #2256. Cherry Creek Trail is 3.9 miles long and connects Forest Road 245 to Forest Road 819. From the lower trailhead, users can follow the Cherry Creek Trail for 0.45 miles to an intersection with the…

Shaded by cedar and pine trees, Lower Chiquito Campground is a small campground that offers campsites along Chiquito Creek. Each site has a table, grill and fire ring and the campground provides vault toilets.  Closest service is Wagner's Store. 

The lower portion of Clinetop Road is 11 miles long, beginning at the Clinetop Trailhead and ending at the top of the mesa. The road is steep and narrow, but well maintained and usable by most passenger vehicles. This portion of the road features numerous switchbacks as it winds its way up the south face of Clinetop Mesa. The climb offers…

The Lower Creek Trailhead is located west of Fraser and provides access to many mountain biking trails. The Creekside Trail (#61) is 2.8 miles one way. Begin at either the Lower Creek Trailhead to the north or the Leland Creek Trailhead to the south. The trail follows the creek on the edge of the Fraser Experimental Forest. This is a popular trail for mountain bikers and is a popular area to view moose.

The Lower Crooked River Trailhead is a signed site with visitor information.

Located 6 miles north of Pecos on NM 63.  Uses:  Picnicking, fishing.  Facilities:  6 units, tables, grills and fire pits, 16 parking spaces. A pullout with parking spaces for fishing is available.  

Provides Access to: Lower Dungeness Trail #833.3 - A multi-use trail within conifer forest above Dungeness River.  Gold Creek Trail #830 - Mulit-use trail within conifer forest on steep mountain slopes in the Dungeness drainage. The trail is heavily…

Lower Eagle's Nest is a free day use picnic area in Thompson Park. To get there, drive 10 miles south of Butte on MT Hwy 2, 1 mile east of the junction of Continental Drive and MT Hwy 2. Turn right at the first right and stay to the left for approximately 1.5 miles.

Lower East Eagle Trailhead

This is a small campground (3 sites) located along Eightmile Creek, below Eightmile Campground. 

Since the Missionary Ridge Fire in 2002, this trail has not been maintained and may be impassable. The Lower Endlich Mesa trail is 9 miles long. It begins at the Vallecito Community Center and ends at Endlich Mesa Trail #534. Distance (one-way): ~9 miles Maximum elevation: 11,600 feet (at Endlich Mesa Trail)…

Lower trailhead and parking area for Sno-park providing winter access to the Bridger Range.

Description: Located on the Upper McCloud River about ½ mile below Fowlers Camp. There are nine picnic sites with tables and vault toilet. Drinking water available. No fee. Day use only. Parking suitable for larger vehicles. ADA accessible. Features: This scenic picnic area overlooks Lower Falls on the McCloud River. It is a great destination for a lunch break, and is also the trailhead for adventuresome hikers…

​Lower Falls is the most popular destination on the Kancamagus Highway. It is a beautiful spot where the Swift River drops many feet over smooth granite rocks into a large pool. It is an ideal place to picnic, sun bathe, and swim. There is an 80 car parking lot, restrooms, and picnic tables with charcoal grills.  Visitors should be aware that the rocks can be quite slippery and during high water extreme caution…

The Lower Fir Group Campground is available by reservation only and can accomodate groups up to 70 people. A covered pavilion, 8 picnic tables, 2 fire rings, bathrooms, drinking water faucet, and garbage depositories are provided. RV's limited to 30 feet. (Sacramento District Camping Brochure)