This minimally developed group campground is located next to the Fraser River near Winter Park and can accommodate up to 36 people.

Midnight Ridge is a challenging 4.1 mile trail providing a scenic hike through grassy meadows and stands of western larch, lodgepole pine, and fir. Seasonal wildflowers. Trail intersects with Kettle Crest North National Recreation Trail #13. Can be made into a loop route with…

Midway trail begins to the left of the bulletin board at the trailhead and quickly crosses a wooden bridge. At a 1/2 mile, the trail forks. Go left (the right fork goes to the Lost Man Trail) and begin the steep climb up the 18 switchbacks. Near the end of the switchbacks the trail crosses into the Hunter/Fryingpan Wilderness. Soon a path veers off to the left and leads to a scenic overlook. The trail then reaches a…

Midway and Morrow Bridge Seasonal Camps located on the Sumter National Forest, Enoree Ranger District. There is "no" water available at either of these sites. Portable toiliets are available during open season. Seasonal camps will open on September 13. For more information call 803-276-4810. 

At Midway’s high elevation of 6,000 feet, snow pack levels are higher here than other campgrounds on the Pomeroy Ranger District of the Umatilla National Forest. Opportune hiking trails are connected to this campground for convenient accessibility. Please Leave-No-Trace.

Mike Bauer Wayside is an accessible fishing site on the Alsea River. This is a local favorite for fishermen looking to catch steelhead and chinook.

Mike Harris Campground is nestled along the scenic Teton Pass, about five miles southeast of Victor, Idaho. Situated within the Caribou-Targhee National Forest’s Teton Basin Ranger District, this campground rests at an elevation of 6,200 feet, accessible via Wyoming State Highway 22. The Mikesell Canyon Trail begins on-site, drawing hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders into the surrounding wilderness.…

Provides access to: Mildred lakes Trail #822 and Mount Skokomish Wilderness. There is ample parking on both sides of the bridge.

This stop offers one of the most spectacular views along the Sierra Vista Scenic Byway. From here, you can view the peaks that make up the "Heart of the Sierra Nevada," including the Minarets, Mt. Ritter (13,157'), Mammoth Mountain, and at least fifteen other named peaks over 10,000 feet. Directly below the vista is Mammoth Pool Reservoir and the San Joaquin River canyon. Visible are several granite domes, such as…

Sno-Park feature a safe parking area off of the highway and access to snowmobiling.

This is a day-use only timbered-setting picnic area. Enjoy the scenic drive to the picnic area. River fishing, lake fishing, caving are some of the popular recreation activities around this area.There is no water available in this picnic area

Snowmobiling - On ORE 204 across from Spout Springs Ski Area. Umatilla National Forest.

Snowmobiling - 8.5 miles east of Tollgate on ORE 204. Umatilla National Forest.

This trail accesses Red Ridge Trail and continues to the height of the notch, ending at it's north terminus near the Haystack Notch Trail.

scenic vista

Trailhead on the east side of New Mexico Highway 15, between mileposts 32 and 33, to access Military Road Trail 709 and Gila Flat Trail 97. The Military Trail from the trailhead to 1.2 miles in was logged and brushed in 2021. This trail has expansive views, and travels on the old military road into the Gila Hot Springs. This is only an out and back trail because of the private property on the East Fork.  DO NOT…

The Milk Creek trail is 9.4 miles long. It begins at Konopic Trail #1806 and ends at Forest Road 252.

Forest Trail #474 (Milk Creek Trail) is 1.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #578 and ends at Forest Trail #488. Forest Trail #474 is open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding, and Motorcycle Trail Riding

Easy access off HWY 410 near the town of Cliffdell. Parking to accommodate 10 vehicles, Information board, Sani-can. See Washington State Parks Winter Recreation website.

Elevation gain is 3,000 feet. Major destinations include Mount Raymond, Desolation Trail, Hidden Falls and Maxfield Basin. Trail junctions include Desolation Trail. This trail begins in Mill B North Fork, winds into Elbow Fork, and ends up on the southwest flank of Mt. Raymond in the vicinity of Maxfield Basin. The route will take you past Hidden Falls and Elbow Canyon Waterfall (intermittent during summer months).…

Located on York Pond Road this trailhead provides access to Mill Brook Trail. 

Mill Canyon Campground is nestled near the banks of the Blackfoot River, about 26 miles southeast of Soda Springs, Idaho. Situated within the Caribou-Targhee National Forest’s Montpelier Ranger District, this campground rests at an elevation of 6,400 feet, accessible by traveling east on ID-34 from Soda Springs for 11.8 miles, turning right onto Blackfoot River Road for 13.7 miles, then left for 0.5 miles to the…

Dogs are permitted, however check the restrictions for this canyon. USGS Map - Mounta Aire. There is very little elevation gain on this trail. The fishing dock is located on the south side of the road. The first parking area is just past the fishing dock. A vault toilet is located near the parking area. The boardwalk follows Mill Creek for about 0.10 mile and then turns into a dirt path near the road.

The Mill Castle Trail #450 begins at the trailhead at the end of Mill Creek Road, FSR #727 and ends at its intersection with the Lowline Trail #438.  With the exception of the first mile from the trailhead, the trail is within the West Elk Wilderness where …

Mill Creek

This is available for day-use only.

Mountain stream with pools and riffles. Rainbow trout may be planted by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife in locations along the stream below the Falls Picnic Area. Their fish planting schedule is available online.

Mill Creek Trail leads the rider through remote areas of the Ozark National Forest and features spectacular mountainous terrain, scenic views, lush upland hardwood forests, unique rock outcrops and clear mountain streams. The main trail and inside loops are connected to accommodate riders who want to vary the length of their trips. The Trail is gravel or unsurfaced and is made of rough and rocky terrain. The…

This 11 mile hiking trail follows Mill Creek through a spectacular landscape. You will see views of mixed conifer forests and vast oak woodlands. This trail is cleared 5 miles from the trailhead then becomes difficult to navigate.