This trailhead provides access to the Middle Fork National Recreation Trail. See trail page for more information.

Provides access to: Middle Fork National Recreation Trail #950 and Frog Pond / Cameron Meadows Trail #953. There are no facilities available at this trailhead; please plan accordingly.  

Provides access to: Middle Fork National Recreation Trail #950. This trailhead is the best access for those users with horses. There are no facilities available at this trailhead. Please plan accordingly.  

Provides access to: Middle Fork National Recreation Trail #950 There are no facilities or amenities available at this trailhead; please plan accordingly.  

The Middle Fork of the Flathead River is a part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System.  It starts deep in the Bob Marshall Wilderness and flows into the Flathead River.

Click here for Information on Floating the Middle Fork of the Salmon River Welcome to the remote and rugged mountains and rivers of Central Idaho. Each year, approximately 10,000 people float the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. The Middle Fork is a 104-mile free-flowing river in the heart of the Frank Church--River of…

The Middle Fork Payette River / Wet Foot Trailhead includes a hitching rack and information kiosk available as well as trailhead sign. The trailhead is located on the road near the gate that leads into Boiling Springs Cabin. Boiling Springs (hot springs) is within walking distance of the parking area.  The parking area is small and will fit 5-6 cars. The trailhead serves Middle Fork Payette River (#033) and Wet…

Trail within the Cascade and Emmett Ranger Districts.  Check the Districts for conditions of the trail.

The Middle Fork Ranger District office is located in Challis, Idaho. It is one of six districts that comprise the Salmon-Challis National Forest. It administers and oversees over one million acres of land, including over 900,000 acres of the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness (FC-RONRW) area, one of the last intact wild places in the lower 48 states. A land of steep mountains, deep canyons, and wild rivers,…

Middle Fork Ranger District (US Highway 58) Middle Fork Ranger District is the southern part of the forest, bordering the Deschutes and Umpqua National Forests. Accessible from the west on Highway 58 from Eugene, OR, or from the south via Highway 58. Spend some time exploring Waldo Lake, one of the gems of the forest, but don’t…

The Middle Fork Road climbs up the drainage and passes the Tony Mine and the old mining town of Swandyke. To your left you will be able to see Wise Mountain, elevation 12,052 feet. To your right is Sheep Mountain, elevation 12,495 feet. The Middle Fork Road provides an excellent opportunity to view the alpine environment and eventually takes you up to the Continental Divide. At this point you can connect with other…

Rafting the Middle Fork of the Salmon River is administered by the Salmon-Challis National Forest.  For information, please visit this link!

The proximity of this river system to the Seattle metropolitan area gets a lot of recreational use. Despite this pressure, one can find sections of the river offering peace and solitude. This is a rather wide river, so the use of chest or hip waders is recommended. The scenery contains portions of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area for your viewing pleasure.

Provides access to: Middle Fork Trail 1003

Trailhead Bears may frequent the area; keep all food out of sight in approved containers and remove all food from area after eating. Mandatory food storage is required.

Middle Fork Traihead

Trail #849. This 3.3-mile-long motorized trail is accessed from Battle Park Trailhead. The trail goes into the Middle Paintrock Creek drainage and changes to non-motorized after crossing Battle Creek.

Provides access to: Middle Fork Trail #978 which enters Sky Lakes Wilderness. Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

Trailhead for the Middle Fork Trail #4001. Toilet, stock holding facilities and ramp. Long-term parking area. A few campsites are located in the trees above the parking area, along with picnic tables and fire rings.

The Caney Ranger District's Middle Fork Unit has two hunter camps and is used primarily for seasonal hunting. Wildlife and bird watchers, plant enthusiasts, and nature lovers enjoy this Unit. Located to the east of Summerfield and to the north of Homer, the Middle Fork Unit has become a locally popular place to just get away.

The Middle Frisco trail is 6.3 miles long. It begins at County Road 13 and ends at Frisco Lake. The trail is open for the following uses: Foot Travel, Horse Travel, Mountain Biking

Middle Inlet Group Day Use Area is located on the eastern shore of Pineview Reservoir, just 2 miles from Huntsville, Utah. It's a great location for weddings, company picnics and family reunions. This area has a beach and grassy picnicking area with tables. Boating, swimming and fishing are popular activities. This day-use site can accommodate up to 75 people. It offers a large picnic shelter, 12 picnic tables,…

Middle Inlet Group Day Use Area is located on the eastern shore of Pineview Reservoir, just 2 miles from Huntsville, Utah. It's a great location for weddings, company picnics and family reunions. Boating, swimming and fishing are popular activities. The reservable group site has a pavilion and can have 75 people at one time.

Middle Lion Campground is surrounded by chaparral covered mountains, shaded by cottonwood trees and is next to a peaceful stream. Facilities: Middle Lion has eight campsites. 6 sites are by reservation and 2 sites are first-come, first-served. They are located along a single loop, close to a creek. Tables, barbecue grills and/or fire rings are provided in each site. There is a vault toilet in the campground. There…

CAUTION: There are bears in the area. Please keep all foods, soaps, and garbage contained. All vehicles must be kept in the unit’s central parking areas. Please keep family pets on a leash at all times. Please use the stove or fire ring provided and make sure your fire is dead out before leaving. Use only water, not soil. Horse/Pack animals are not allowed at this site.

Trailhead for Middle Mesa Trail #716.

The Middle Miller trail is 3.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 218 and ends at Forest Road 217.

The Middle Mountain trail is 5.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail 600 - Devil Mtn. Trail. and ends at Snow Angel Ranch - Priv. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide

The Middle Mountain Cabins are nestled in a small grassy opening, near a small pond and Camp Five Run. The cabins are secluded and offer a quiet retreat for all who visit. Fishing is popular on the nearby small streams, Cheat, Glady Fork, Shavers Fork, and West and East Forks of the Greenbrier River. Lake fishing is popular at Spruce Knob Lake and …