Located on the northern most boundary of the South Warner Wilderness, Pepperdine Trailhead serves hikers and horsemen for short day trips and overnight excursions into and through the wilderness via the Summit Trail.  The Summit Trail also connects with Owl Creek Trail which takes one along the eastern slopes of the Warners where Summit Trail stays mostly along the western slopes.

With its picturesque vegetation and dramatic setting at the foot of Mt. Lemmon, Peppersauce Campground is an outstanding area for enjoying an afternoon picnic or a weekend campout. Campsites at Peppersauce are spread throughout a creekside oasis of enormous Arizona sycamores and Arizona walnut trees that cast deep shade in summer and a touch of color in autumn. These trees (and some notable clumps of poison ivy)…

NOTE: At this time, the bathrooms are closed. Camping is available only in the wilderness.  Accessible toilet building.  Pack it in, pack it out

Perception Park Family Campground is located on the banks of the South Fork Ogden River at. Campers love the park for its shade and great river access. This scenic campground is situated among shady cottonwoods and willow. Moose and deer wander through the campground on occasion. It was built for the use of the physically challenged in the mid 1980's. This qualifies Perception Park Family as a higher …

Perception Park also has three group reservation units.  They will all accommodate 50 people at one time and 20 vehicles.  Reservations can be made by calling 1-877-444-NRRS (6777) or Recreation.gov and search for Perception Park in Utah. You should check in with the Campground Host located at the campground entry gate on arrival to verify reservation.  The campground was especially built…

The Picnic Sites are located just inside Perception Park campground gate, across from the Campground Host site. You park in the multi-vehicle parking area and walk to the tables. Perception Park is a higher standard campground with asphalt roads and a paved nature trail along the adjacent South Fork of the Ogden River.

Perch Lake Campground is located 10 miles south of Sidnaw on the Kenton Ranger District.  This one loop campground provides 20 drive-in campsites that can accommodate tents, trailers and motor homes. This location provides visitors with excellent fishing, and a unique camping experience, with many of the spacious sites having lake access. Campsites are seperated by natural vegetation for screening. …

This quaint campground is a family favorite. Located approximately 5.5 miles north of Drummond on Forest Road 223 (Delta Drummond Road), there are 16 campsites. Each site includes a defined parking spur, fire ring and picnic table. Perch Lake Campground has two loops located on each side of Perch Lake. The North Loop has a toilet building, water, 10 single-family sites, boat launch, dock and small parking area for…

Designated trailhead for motorized access to Percy Lake. No developed facilities. Setting is managed forest area. Ample parking is available at the trailhead. Water is available at several small creek crossings. Campsites are available at Lake Percy and Round Lake. The trail is situated in a natural corridor between several areas that have been harvested for timber. Horse forage is scarce, except along the…

In July 1978 the Pere Marquette River and its major tributaries were designated a Michigan Natural River by the State of Michigan. This same year the river was added as a National Wild and Scenic River, the first in Michigan.  The scenic portion of the river is a…

The Pere Marquette National Scenic River  is a sixty-six mile stretch from the junction of the Middle and Little South Branches east of Baldwin to the Old Highway 31 Bridge. The Bowman Lake Special Area is 1,100 acres and has both the Pere Marquette and North Country National Scenic Trail going through it. Whelan Lake Special Area is a 2,800 acre area located near the south branch of the Pere Marquette…

Crappie Condos, Catfish Houses, and Tire Towers are the names of some of the habitats installed along the shoreline of Butcher Jones Cove and Peregrine Cove. There are 12+ lb. Bass and 30 lb. Carp in the lake.

This trail was made possible by Pitkin County Open Space Board. They purchased the land for the parking area all the way to the National Forest boundary. The trail is fairly steep the first half mile, then moderate to the ridge top. From the ridge to Middle Thompson Creek it is downhill with a steep section from the stream crossing to the road. Recommended route for bicycles is to ride from the Middle Thompson…

The Perimeter Trail #138 is located in the Huachuca Mountains in the Sierra Vista Ranger District. This 3.75-mile, one-way trail affords opportunities in the area for hikers, runners, mountain bikers, and equestrians and can be used to create longer loops by linking with other trails and Forest roads. This moderately difficult, rocky trail links Miller Canyon and Carr Canyon through an oak, juniper, and grassland…

The Perimeter Trail #138B is located in the Huachuca Mountains in the Sierra Vista Ranger District. This 2.2-mile, one-way trail affords opportunities in the area for hikers, runners, mountain bikers, and equestrians of all ability levels. It is a gently rolling trail and can be used to create longer loops by linking with other trails and Forest roads. This trail links Miller Canyon and Hunter Canyon through an oak…

Two picnic tables and a vault toilet along Swift Creek offer a rest for people after their trip to watch Periodic Spring pulse. An easy 3/4 mile hike brings visitors to see one of only 3 cold-water 'geysers' in the world. The spring turns on and off in 18-minute cycles. Interpretation of this phenomenon is also provided.

Access to Perkins Lake is from Alturas Lake Road. Motorized boats and personal water craft are not allowed on Perkins Lake. 

Area northeast of Chino Valley, and southwest of Sycamore Canyon.  Trail information will be added as time allows.  Thank you for your patience as we continue to improve this web site.  

Perfect for history buffs, this 47-mile drive begins in Williams, AZ (Kaibab National Forest) in ponderosa pines, and winds down into the Prescott National Forest passing Perkinsville Ranch and ends in historic Jerome, AZ. A detailed description of this scenic drive can be found on the Arizona Highways website.

A boat launch and docks with additional moorage provide access to the many opportunities Lake Billy Chinook has to offer.

Perry South Campground is located on the Metolius Arm of Lake Billy Chinook. To see a map of this campground click here. There is a boat launch area within this campground.

The Perseverance Trail is 2.4 miles long. The first 1/2 mile winds gently and is composed of both natural tread and boardwalk. Rain, snow and ice make the wooden boards extremely slippery; take caution when hiking under those conditions. The trail ends at Perseverance Lake, which offers trout fishing and photographic opportunities. The trail also provides access to the Minerva Mountain Trail approximately 2 ¼ miles…

Located approximately 19 miles upstream from Orleans, this access offers a bathroom, information kiosk, and plenty of river access for bank fishing. The boat launch is large enough to launch drift and jet boats and is a very popular access for rafters floating down from Happy Camp. Due to the high use of this access, no parking or camping is allowed at the boat ramp, only at the south end of the river bar. For…

This road offers amazing scenery, gorgeous hiking trails and access to other spur roads, all without being very difficult for most SUVs to access. It is a fairly mellow road with plenty of room to pass other vehicles. Expect to see passenger cars on this road as well, though an SUV with good clearance is recommended. You will have opportunities to explore other drainages off the main Peru Creek Road including Warden…

Resting just east of Big Branch Wilderness, Peru Peak Wilderness takes its name from the highest mountain in the area. In the more remote, trailless northern half stands Pete Parent Peak, a 3,000-footer that, unlike most in Vermont, has no marked path to the top. Brook trout can be found in the numerous ponds and streams. Black bear and white-tailed deer attract hunters in the fall. Deer are more numerous in the…

The Pete Creek Campground is located northwest of Troy on Yaak Hwy 508. The campground has 13 sites, including one host site, with tables and fire rings. Campground roads and parking spurs are gravel. Amenities include potable water, vault toilets and access to the Yaak River.

Pete Creek Day Use Area is a small dispersed site. Facilities include a single fire ring and a wooden outhouse.

The short Pete Lake Tie Trail begins at Forest Road 4616 and ends at Pete Lake Trail #1323.

Provides access to: Pete Lake Trail #1323 within Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

Provides Access to: Pete's Creek Trail #858 which enters Colonel Bob Wilderness and Lower Pete’s Creek Trail #858.1 which accesses the West Fork Humptulips…