The Middle Mountain trail is 5.7 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 218 at the bottom of Miller Creek and ends at Forest Road 217. Shortly after leaving Miller Creek, the trail becomes a narrow catwalk that climbs steadily to the top of the ridge. There are few places to pass along the trail. The terrain below the trail drops precipitously, but there is scrub oak along most of this section which provides some…

Middle Nebo Pond covers approximately four acres and provides good fishing for bass, bream and catfish. Click here for a printable Francis Marion fishing opportunity guide.

The Middle Piney Entrance Winter Trailhead is located at the Forest Boundary and the Middle Piney Road, WY-350. From this trailhead, snowmobilers can head south to Snider Basin and the Tri-Basin Divide, or north to North and South Cottonwood and McDougal Gap.

The Middle Piney Lake Boating Site offers access to great fishing on Middle Piney Lake. Nestled under Wyoming Peak in the heart of the Wyoming Range this boat site has a gravel boat ramp, bathroom facilities, and plenty of parking for cars, trucks and trailers. There is a small non-fee campground at the site, but no water or trash services are provided. Please remember if you pack it in, it needs to be packed out.

Middle Piney Lake Campground is located on beautiful Middle Piney Lake, and is a no fee camp site. There is a vault toilet that is cleaned and maintained regularly, but no trash or water services. This is a pack-in/pack-out site. Enjoy a spectacular view of the lake and great fishing. There is a boat ramp at the lake, but Wyoming Game and Fish regulations allow non-motorized and electric powered boats on the lake.…

From the Middle Piney Lake Trailhead hikers and horseback riders can gain access to the top of the Wyoming Range. Trails that connect to Middle Piney Lake can take visitors to Wohelo Falls, Wyoming Peak, and the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail.

From the upper trailhead, the first 3 miles of the Middle Fork Escalante Trail #631 traverses at a slight down grade through aspen and follows along a series of beaver ponds. The next mile travels through predominately oakbrush mixed with aspen and ponderosa pine, until the trail reaches the rim overlooking Escalante Canyon. The next mile is a very difficult section since the trail travels down to Escalante Creek…

This trailhead accesses the Middle Point Ridge Trail #3116.

Middle Ponil Creek is below Shuree Lodge, and Comanche Creek, along Forest Road 1950.

Middle Prong Wilderness area is 7,900 acres of steep, rugged high-elevation ridges ranging from 3,200 to over 6,400 feet. The area gets its name from the Middle Prong of the Pigeon River finding whose headwaters are located in the area.

The area is part of the mineral belt that extends into Leadville. Many of the 4-wheel drive roads were created by miners over 100 years ago which are now popular for four-wheel driving in the Summer and Fall months.  The campground is near the alpine Tunnel historic site.

The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding, Motorcycle Trail Riding

Dispersed camping

The Middle Ridge Cabin is a 16' x 20' log cabin that meets all ADA accessibility requirements. Sleeping accommodations include 1 double bunk, 1 single bunk, plus a full loft. Amenities include a wooden table, benches and counter with a woodstove for heat. Wood and splitting maul are provided. Bring bedding, cook stove, lanterns and utensils. An accessible picnic table and fire ring are located outside the cabin,…

The North Middle Ridge Trailhead is just past the Forks of the Greys River on the east side of the road. Parking is appropriate for 3 or 4 vehicles with trailers. Middle Ridge trail offers views across to both the Salt Range and Grayback Ridge.

The South Trailhead is on Deadman Creek Road 10005 about .4 mi on the left. Trail angles up the hill on the left--look for trail sign and white diamond trail markers.

Middle Saint Vrain Trailhead lies at the west end of Camp Dick Campground.  Four-wheel-drive high clearance vehicles may be able to continue four miles west on the rough Middle Saint Vrain Road (National Forest System Road 114) to Buchanan Pass Trailhead. Middle Saint Vrain Trailhead provides access to Buchanan Pass Trail and the Middle Saint Vrain four-wheel-drive road.

Ranges from steep slopes, high peaks, and ridges at the higher elevations to gently sloping and benchy terrain in the lower elevations. The most prominent features are Chimney Peak, Donaca Lake and the Middle Santiam River. Native fish populations thrive in both river and lake. Much of this wilderness is forested with mature stands of old-growth Douglas-fir, western redcedar and western hemlock at lower elevations…

Provides access to:  Middle South Fork Trail #988 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

An important watering spot along the Santa Fe National Historic Trail, Middle Springs has picnic tables and interpretative signs about the Santa Fe Trail. A short, easy, nature trail provides visitors a wonderful way to experience this lush riparian habitat and view wildlife.

Middle Thompson Trail takes you through aspens and meadows with some wild flowers. Cattle graze in this area, so please leave gates in the position that you find them. Horses use the area all year long, especially during the fall hunting seasons. Please be considerate of other types of users.

Accesses Middle Tommy Trail 1424

Provides access to: West Fork Humptulips Trail #806  Two hitching rails available for stock users.

Species present: Rainbow and Brook Trout Seasons: Open all year. Bag limit: 5 per day, 10 in possession. Date of usual ice out: July 1 (7,400' elevation) Access roads: This lake is in Section 20, T41N, R6W. Access is via the Parks Creek Road (Road 17), from Stewart Springs Road. About 4.5 miles up Road 17, take road 41N73 to the right. At West Parks Lakes Creek, the bridge has been removed. Park and walk from this…

 

Route 125, The Middlebury Gap Road - Scenic Route

Branching off the Middlemarch Road near the top of its climb up and over the Dragoon Mountains, this trail provides access into the remote backcountry of this history-rich mountain range. Middlemarch Pass was the half-way point on the route used by the military from…

Portions of this historic route were originally used by the US Cavalry to travel from Fort Bowie to the San Pedro Valley during the latter half of the nineteenth century. Today, Middlemarch Road serves as a scenic, but rugged, route from Tombstone over the Dragoon Mountains into the Sulphur Springs Valley to the east and the Chiricahua…

Located along Kaiser Pass Road above Huntington Lake. Road access is paved: dirt road into the campground. Site is in a large open flat area shaded by fir trees. There are tables, fire rings, and grills. Water not provided.

This is a popular picnic site at the mouth of Oak Creek Canyon just north of Sedona. This site offers beautiful views of Mitten Ridge and the surrounding red rock landscape. It is the trailhead for these hiking trails:…