A road bridge that spanned Sturgis Fork was removed in the spring of 2006. This bridge was located approximately 3.8 miles from the Miller Lake trailhead. Funding for a replacement bridge is uncertain. As a result, access to the old trailhead is now by foot, horseback, motorized bike, or ATV. Visitors must now ford the creek (dangerous during high water) and travel on the road to the trailhead. Round trip mileage is…

Named for the highest peak in the Huachuca Mountains, and is the highest and southernmost peak in the United States. This Wilderness encompasses 20,190 acres and was established in 1984. The Miller Peak Wilderness lies between the city of Sierra Vista and the Mexican border in the southern half of the Huachuca Mountains. The Miller Peak Wilderness is a land of sheer cliffs, soaring summits and deep canyons. In these…

This group campsite’s secluded location offers a more woodland surrounding to your camping experience in this shaded, quiet location on the banks of Miller River. Seventeen sites, and two vault toliets Good jump off point Makes this a great location for recreational activities in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness via the…

This winter recreation route starts at Miller River Campground on the Miller River Road. This is one of the most spectacular low elevation routes as you gradually climb Forest Service road 6420 on the forest. Lush carpets of green forest and beautiful hanging valleys and rock walls are your views as you make your way up valley to Lake Elizabeth. On your climp you glimpse the remnants from the areas mining…

Provides access to: Miller Peak Trail #1379 and Iron-Bear Creek Trails.

For a description of this site, please contact the Price Ranger District: 435-636-3500.

Miller Flat Reservoir Campground is located in a high mountain valley near Miller Flat Reservoir, at an elevation of 8,500 feet. Visitors enjoy fishing, canoeing, horseback riding and exploring the surrounding off-road vehicle trails. The campground rest in a stand of aspen and spruce trees and sites the sites range from having partial to full shade throughout the day. 

For a description of this site, please contact the Price Ranger District: 435-636-3500.

Situated on the south shore of Phillips Lake, the Millers Lane Campground is the smallest of 3 campgrounds near the lake. Set in an open ponderosa pine forest, this warm site is popular for fishing, hiking, boating, and watching wildlife. Due to fluctuating water levels, the lake may be a short hike down from the…

The Millican Crater Trail #4066 (from this trailhead) travels west along the south slope of Millican Crater and then north to Lava Camp Lake on Highway 242. The…

Access to Millican Valley OHV trails

The trail has a fantastic view of Negrito Creek

Million Reservoir is a small impoundment near South Fork. It is regularly stocked with catchable Rainbow Trout during the summer providing good convenient fishing close to town. It consists of a parking lot, restroom, trail to and around the shore.

Mills Canyon Campground is a beautiful, remote campground situated within the Canadian River Canyon at an elevation of 5,160 feet. There are 12 camping units available.    

Elevation of this campground is 5,760 feet and offers 6 camping units. 

Almost a mile long, this interpretive trail leads through an ancient Indian village site situated on the top of a bluff.  As shown in the photo on the left, Millstone Bluff is a noticeable high point rising above the surrounding countryside. Archaeological study shows that the site was used by both the Woodland and Mississippian Indians. The area on top of the…

Millwood is a developed OHV staging area with a few campsites, vault toilets, steel fire ring and tables. Millwood area provides access to various out & back routes and loop routes that can challenge OHV drivers and riders. Goodmill OHV route is one of the most popular, is an intermediate route with creek crossing and intermediate hill climbs. Average elevation is 5,000’.The Old Shay Rail road is an advanced…

Milo's Kitchen Trailhead is in a small meadow along FR076 at an elevation of about 8,700 feet with aspen and conifer trees for shade.  The trailhead provides access to the Paiute 01 and PST33 50" ATV trails.  Facilities include vault restroom, and a information kiosk.  Popular activities in the area are hiking, wildlife viewing, hunting, and OHV riding on designated routes.  Please…

This location is closed (Affected reservations have been cancelled and refunds have been issued.)  Local managers are committed to the health and safety of recreational visitors and our staff.  We are following the guidelines from our department and the CDC regarding COVID-19, closely monitoring the situation and responding to current conditions. 12 sites available; this campground lies on the south shore…

The Middle Fork of the Yuba River flows into the east end of Milton Lake.  This small 12-acre lake is part of the wild trout program of California's Department of Fish and Wildlife.  There are some trophy size trout found here.   The deepest part of the lake is on the west end near the dam.  The elevation of the lake is 5650 feet. No motors are allowed on this lake.  Special fishing…

Narrow, single lane road. Only accessible in summer. Accessible by private vehicle only if camping. 27 Campsites.

Trail F 2.3 miles - 3.7 km (one way) Intermediate A silhouette cutout of the Sierra skyline as well as a spotting scope style orientation table are located at the vista.  Spectacular views on a clear day allow you to see all the way from the Minarets to the White Mountain Range. 

Located on the Sierra Crest, Minaret Vista gives a panoramic view of Reds Meadow Valley and the surrounding Ansel Adams Wilderness. The overlook identifys peaks of the Minarets, Mount Ritter, and Banner Peak. A short nature trail and picnic area invite you to linger and enjoy the view.

The campground is located in a lodgepole forest on relatively flat ground along the north side of the 54-acre Miner Lake. This campsite is equipped with a day-use picnic area, toilets, water, a boat launch area, and fishing access. The campground has 18 units. The maximum recommended trailer length for the area is 20 feet.

Miner's Basin is located about three miles off the La Sal Mountain Loop Road at the end of a rough road that requires high clearance/ 4 wheel drive. There is one main trailhead that splits. The eastern spur is the Miner's Basin to Warner Lake trail, which has a spur trail to…

Provides access to: Miner’s Cabin Trail #3186. This one mile trail travels west through North Fork John Day Wilderness and ends at Forks Trail #3019. Directions:   From Ukiah, OR…

The Miner's Cabin Trailhead provides access to the Miners Cabin Trail on the Snowy Range Scenic Byway. The short loop trail has interpretive information and passes historical mining ruins. The trail also offers excellent views of Medicine Bow Peak. This is an excellent way to explore the scenic beauty and history of the Snowy Range. This site was approved for a fee change -…

The Miners Creek Road is near the town of Frisco and is an out and back route. At the end of Miners Creek Road travelers are rewarded with a majestic view of the northern portion of the Tenmile Range. There is no motorized access beyond this point but you can continue on the Miner’s Creek Trail by hiking, biking or horseback.

The Miner's Park Interpretive Area shows what life was like for the early gold miners of the Bullion Canyon Drainage. As early as 1865 this canyon has drawn thousands of gold seekers. Gold flecks can still be found in the creek that weaves it's way through this gorgeous canyon. Pay attention to the Forest Service Road that leads to Miner's Park as you will pass by…

Mineral Basin is located west of Cottonwood Lake campground. The groomed trail travels west up to Mineral Basin to the Continental Divide.