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Pigeon Loop Trailhead (#301) Trailhead

This scenic campground sits above the Trinity River at the start of the Pigeon Point river rafting run with Class III rapids. Pull thru parking is available for boat trailers. Reservations only required for use of the group site. Facility has a self-registration/fee station at the entrance. Group site includes a picnic pavillion area.

Named for the extinct passenger pigeon whose migration routes traversed this area, the Pigeon River is now a popular recreation destination for fisherman and river rafters alike. Fisherman can catch smallmouth bass on the river all year long.  If rafting is more appealing to you, this dam controlled river is divided into two sections (upper & lower).  The upper section runs from…

Favorite activities in this remote area include whitewater rafting, hiking and camping. Located between the French Broad and Pigeon Rivers, this area offers pockets of backcountry nestled among the rural communities of Cocke County, TN.   This area is home to Catherine Marshalls’s novel Christy and the historic Wasp Community. Hike a section of the Appalachian Trail and other forest trails. …

This range provides recreational opportunities and target practice shooting.  Regulations posted at range.

Pigeon Trailhead (#319) Trailhead

The 16 x 16 foot A-frame cabin has a main floor and a loft. It sleeps six and comes equipped with wooden bunks, a table with benches, an oil drip (Kerosene) stove, fire extinguisher and a broom. Cabin users must supply their own karosene fuel for the stove. Typically 1 gallon/ day is sufficent. A new Composting Toilet has recently been built. The toilet has a seperating toilet seat which redirects urine into a leach…

This trailhead provides access to: Pika-Fir Trail #3489 See trail page for more information.

This campground has a capacity for 100 people and provides picnic tables, group fire grates, drinking water, a campfire circle, trash dumpsters, vault toilets, a children's play area, a sand volleyball court, a softball field and horseshoe pits.

Pike Mountain Scenic Overlook

-Driving- At the altitude of 14,115 feet, Pikes Peak is the 31st highest peak in Colorado. Pikes Peak Highway will take you to the summit house. Along the way there are several observation sites and picnic areas to enjoy. The 19-mile highway is paved and open year round, weather permitting. Picnic sites: Crow Gulch Picnic Area and Halfway Picnic Area. Observation sites: Bottomless Pit Observation Site and…

601 South Weber Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Phone: 719-636-1602 Fax: 719-477-4233 Coming North: Take I-25S and exit Hwy 24W/Cimarron Street (Exit 141). Keep right at the fork to go on W Cimarron Street. Turn right onto Weber St.  Located on left side of street. Coming South: Take I-25N and exit Nevada Avenue (Exit 140) toward Tejon Street. Turn right onto Nevada. Make a right onto Rio Grande Street and…

Recreational shooting is allowed on most National Forest System lands. However, there are some specific areas closed to target shooting and many rules do apply. The rules, regulations, and guidelines are provided in the brochure found on the Pikes Peak Ranger District Shooting Brochure. Please review the Shooting Brochure and read the…

The McCloud Snowmobile Park is your staging area for winter fun or for camping during the rest of the year. There is a ramp for unloading and loading snowmobiles, a warming hut with woodstove, and vault toilets. To get there you will need to follow the detour signs, travel 4.5 miles southeast of McCloud along Hwy 89 and turn left on 40N347 the Esperanza Road. Drive 3 miles down the…

Pilick Ridge Trail #1036 starts on Highway 56 and follows Pilick Ridge to Star Peak.  Spectacular views of the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, Scotchman Peaks Recommended Wilderness Area, and the Clark Fork Valley can be seen from the trail.  Napoleon Gulch Trail #1035, Star Gulch Trail #1016, and Big Eddy Trail #998 all depart from the trail offering loop hiking opportunities. No motorized or mechanized…

This OHV road runs 3.3 miles from Pilot Rock OHV Road 2N33 just east of the Cedar Springs Dam at Lake Silverwood to Pilot Rock OHV Road 2N33. This road is classified as "most difficult"

Pilot Knob trailhead is located on Forest Service Road 208. Traveling north, it provides motorized access to the Centennial Trail and traveling south it provides non-motorized access to the Centennial Trail. There is a restroom here but no water.

This road travels 11.8 miles from the Cedar Springs Dam at Lake Silverwood to State Highway 173 just north of Lake Arrowhead. Important Note: Non-street legal vehicles must exit 2N33 onto 3W14 just prior to waste treatment plant before State Highway 173.  3W14 is limited to vehicles less than 50" wide.  Non-street legal vehicles greater than 50" wide cannot continue beyond this point.

This 1.9 mile OHV road connects Pilot Rock OHV Road 2N33 to Miller Canyon OHV Road 2N37, basically traveling from the top of the ridge down to the bottom of the canyon.

Though the stream in Pima Canyon is dry for most of the year, it supports an excellent example of a desert riparian habitat located conveniently close to the Tucson metropolitan area. Unfortunately, that accessibility has resulted in significant overuse of this beautiful and fragile area, especially during the winter, its season of…

Let's go fishing!  Pimushe Lake is a moderately sized, deep, clear water lake with an irregular shoreline and many small bays. Pimushe is a popular fishing lake, and anglers can pursue their favorite species from largemouth bass to walleye to northern pike and panfish.

  These campgrounds are tucked away in tall stands of ponderosa pines and white fir that offer shade in the hot summer months. Hiking trails are extensive in this area. At least eight trails can be found within one mile of Pinal and Upper Pinal offering spectacular views. Both Pinal and Upper Pinal sites are located on a site formerly occupied by the US Army that used it as a heliographic signaling (using…

The Pinaleño Mountains, capped by 10,720-ft. Mount Graham, are the tallest of southeastern Arizona’s sky island mountain ranges. State Route 366, also known as the Swift Trail Parkway, offers easy access into this beautiful mountain range. The route climbs more than 7,000 feet over 35 miles and…

For a description of this site, please contact the Sanpete Ranger District: 435-636-3300.

For a description of this site, please contact the Sanpete Ranger District: 435-636-3300.

This small, quiet area is primarily used for accessing the river. Visitors may be treated to a sight of the Trumpeter swans that inhabit the area. Brochure with map: River Road National Scenic Byway (pdf) - this brochure shows River…

Pine Bar Campground is nestled along the banks of Tincup Creek, about nine miles east of Freedom, Idaho, near the Wyoming border. Situated within the Caribou-Targhee National Forest’s Montpelier Ranger District, this campground rests at an elevation of 6,400 feet, accessible by heading southwest from Alpine, Wyoming, on US-89 S for 12.8 miles, right onto WY-239 W for 1.6 miles, right onto County Line Road/State Line…

The Pine Beach Picnic Site is located on the shore of Shadow Mountain Reservoir in the Arapaho National Recreation Area. Wonderful views of the islands on Shadow Mountain Reservoir and Rocky Mountain National Park in the background.

This trail accesses North Tripyramid and the Sandwich Range Wilderness.