Are you looking for a primitive tent camping experience? Come stay at this small campground located along the banks of Jennings Creek. Large walk-in tent sites are screened by native vegetation.  In the early 1900’s, this area was the site of an iron forge. Iron ore was smelted and made into materials for the railroad operation that harvested timber in the area.

Day use area; picnic shelter, tables and grills available.

Old Georgetown Road Pond is one of several small ponds on the Francis Marion National Forest that provides good fishing for bass, bream and catfish. Click here for a printable Francis Marion fishing opportunity guide.

Old Goldledge is a dispersed camping or day use site open year-round. There are seasonal portable toilets and trash bins. Old Goldledge is a great spot for fishing. Dispersed Camping Rules, Regulations, and Tips Restrictions - No camping or campfires are allowed within 25 feet of the water’s edge. No glass containers. Parking at…

Located on the Little Manistee River, this campground is completely surrounded by National Forest System land. There is a short interpretive hiking trail with foot bridges from the campground through a hemlock and birch forest. The campground is loctated near wetlands and many fields, making it an excellent area to view wildlife. Canoeing is not recommended on this portion of the river as it is very shallow, however…

This is a short barrier free trail that travels through old growth forest near Lost Lake.  The trail offers hikers an opportunity to learn more about the ecology of the area through numerous interpretive signs along the trail.  The trail travels through old growth forest. This trail runs north-south between A Loop Campground and the Organization Camp.  To access this trail, take the…

Old Highway 149 Snow Trail #149 is 2.3 miles long. It begins at Colorado State Highway 149 and ends at Forest Road #788.1F. The snow trail is open for the following uses: XC Skiing/Snowshoeing and Snowmobiling

Trail Length: 2.3 miles. This trail is part of the old highway between Libby and Troy. There are many small springs and cascades, and spectacular views of the Kootenai River. The old highway passes through the closed environment of softwoods and mosses and the open environment of wildflowers and alders.

Trail #140. This 4.2-mile-long trail follows an abandoned highway bed just north of the Bureau of Land Management's Five Springs Campground. Standard/Terra Trail — A trail that has a surface consisting predominantly of the ground and that is designed and managed to accommodate use on that surface. 

This small picnic area offers travelers a beautiful place to stop as they enter West Virginia through an eastern gateway to the Monongahela National Forest. Short hiking trails near the area include the Smoke Camp Trail, #324, which is 1.8 miles in length, and East Fork Trail, #365, is 8.0 miles in length The Old House Picnic Area is located approximately 5 miles east of Bartow, West…

For a description of this area please call the Gunnison Ranger District at 970-641-0471.

Located off Highway 178 on the southern side of Lake Isabella, this facility offers visitors a vault toilet, trash service, a visitor information station, and campsites  above the high-water mark.  Below the high-water mark, visitors can drive their vehicles to the shoreline and camp at the water’s edge.  Below the high-water mark, portable toilets and trash receptacles are provided for visitor…

General Forest Camping Recreation Opportunity Guide

This is a non-accessible trail that has been developed/improved.

Approximately 280 feet in height, Old Man Pinnacle stands with Old Woman as dominant features above the North Umpqua River. Between the two, there are four established routes ranging from 5.4 to 5.11c. Dilley’s Delight (5.9, approx. 160 ft, trad) is one of the more popular climbs on the Umpqua, while The Prize (5.11c, approx. 260 ft, sport) is considered by many to be an Oregon classic. It is also not unusual to see…

Sledding, Skiing, Snowboarding

Historic old road and picnic area on Talimena Scenic Drive.

Located in a mature stand of mixed pine and fir.

Near Foxtail Group Picnic Area.

The Old Nursery offers a camping area ideal for larger groups.  It was once one of the largest camps in El Yunque during the Civilian Conservation Corps era (1930’s).

The Old Nye Picnic Area and Fishing Access is located in the Stillwater drainage. The picnic area and fishing access sites have separate entrances but are next to each other. These areas are for day use only. The picnic area has 6 sites (no group sites). The fishing access site has a boat ramp and parking area, two vault toilets, no water, and no garbage service. Please pack out all trash. …

The Old Owl Creek Trail #236 begins on Forest Service Road #858.2E and ends at Forest Service Road #858. This trail begins at approximately 8,578 feet and descends to 8,434 feet before beginning to climb. It continues to gradually climb as it works its way to Owl Creek. It crosses Owl Creek and parallels the creek until its end at FSR #858, Owl Pass Road.

The Old Owl Creek Spur A trail is 1.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail #236 and ends at the forest boundary. The trail is open for hiking, horseback riding and off-highway vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide.

Cimmaron area

The founding of the Bradford oil field in 1875 brought a new dimension to America's oil industry. By 1881, the Bradford field produced well over 90% of the national petroleum supply. Imagine yourself as a pumper inspecting your rod line while the single piston engine drives the rod lines to get power to the pump jack. The mechanical trick here is to transfer the horizontal energy of the rod line to a vertical motion…

Old Rim Trailhead

The Old Roubideau Trail #105 begins at the end of Forest Service Road #547, Davis Point Road, near the Gray Cow Camp, and ends at Forest Service Road #508.3A, Roubideau Trailhead Road. Most of this trail is in the Roubideau Area which was designated by Congress in 1993 as a wilderness study area to be undeveloped and closed…

The Old Salmon River Trailhead is the first pullout beyond the Forest boundary. This trail is very kid-friendly.  Only 1.9 miles long, it parallels the wild and scenic Salmon River. Although this trail is near the road, the constant sound of the river, as well as the old growth features of the forest, make this one of the most outstanding hikes on the Zigzag District.  Vault toilets available and…

Access this trail from the parking area across from Reef Townsite Campground. The trail passes Sawmill Spring at 0.5 mile. Link with the Carr Peak Trail to reach the summit (2.8 mi. one way with 2,000 ft. of climbing). This is a short and steep 0.7 mile connector trail from the road to the Carr Peak Trail #107. The campground and historic townsite used to receive its water from the spring and this…

Located in a grove of Jeffrey Pine Trees within walking distance of the town of Mammoth Lakes. 47 Campsites.