Red Cloud Picnic Site

Red Creek Campground is a primitive, small campground that sits on top of the Allegheny Plateau and within the Dolly Sods Scenic Area. The climate and plant life here resembles Northern Canada. A stone’s throw from the campground is Dolly Sods Wilderness which offers a unique wilderness hiking opportunity for those looking for adventure. This area features unique…

Camping groups looking for a more rustic riverside experience will enjoy Red Diamond Campground. This small site is located adjacent to the South Fork of the McKenzie River and offers a quiet, primitive setting. The campground which accommodates up to 25 people and 10 vehicles provides plenty of shade for warm, summer days. The campground is laid out on one loop with picnic tables, campfire rings and ample parking.…

Visitors to Red Dirt can find 38,450 acres of forest featuring some of the most unusually steep and rugged terrain to be found in Louisiana. The Preserve is a popular area for various hunting opportunities. Seasonal designated camping areas or Hunter Camps are established in and around the management preserve during hunting season.

Red Dirt Reservoir is located in the Gore Pass area off HWY134 in the Routt National Forest. It is approximately 40 miles east of Yampa in between the towns of Yampa and Kremmling. This small area offers dispersed camping at the reservoir and rainbow trout fishing. There are no water or trash services, please pack out what you pack in. The area was burned in 2018 by the Silver Creek Fire so visitors…

This area provides winter parking for multiple vehicles and trailers. Open year round. Snowmobile Info Snowmobile Area Map Please Note: There are no groomed or marked winter trails in the Gore Pass area.

Provides access to:  Red Dog Trail #1143 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

The Red Elephant Point trail is 5.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 211 and ends at Forest Road 837.1a. The trail isauthorized for full sized high clearance street legal vehicles; ohv, horse and foot traffic. Summer use ends November 23 annually. Winter use begins when snow is sufficient and ends appx. May 20.

This campground has 60 reservable sites near the lake including 12 prime lakeside sites. Campground amenities include seasonal host, water, flush toilets and trash service along with paved roads. Campsite amenities include picnic tables, fire ring and paved parking pad. Fishing, day hiking, nature viewing and water recreation are some of the local attractions

Red Fern Trailhead

Red Fir Flat Group Campground is located on the southern slope of Mt. Shasta at 6,400 feet in elevation. Snowpack in this location may extend into late June on heavy snow years, and usually sees late season snowfall in early November, possibly October. It is a popular site for meditation/retreat groups. Maximum stay limit is 7 days per group and or indvidual(s).

CAUTION: There are bears in the area. Please keep all foods, soaps, and garbage properly stored in bear boxes. Tents only – No trailers or motor homes. Keep the gate closed or visitors will wander in. Gate combination is issued when reservations are finalized.

Located next to the fire lookout tower, the Red Hill Lookout Viewpoint offers spectacular views of the rolling forested mountains and distant Wallowa Valley. The site has minimal facilities.

**NOTICE** The Northwest portion of the Blue Range Primitive Area where this trail is located has been severely affected by the Wallow Fire of June 2011. The area is currently open to public use and entry - HOWEVER trails may not have been recently assessed or maintained for hazards associated with the fire, so plan your trip accordingly. Please keep in mind that any area affected by the wildfire can be prone to…

Red Hill Lake is CLOSED for the season effective 11/01/2024 Red Hills Lake is located a short distance from Toledo Bend Reservoir. Completed in 1940 by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), this area offers camping, fishing and swimming on a picturesque 19-acre lake.

Red Ives Cabin is one of our most popular rental facilities. It served as the Ranger Station for the Red Ives Ranger District of the St. Joe National Forest from the 1930s to 1984. Attractions include its location on the St. Joe Wild and Scenic River.  It is located 86 miles southeast of St. Maries, Idaho on Forest Road 218. The cabin features 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, bathroom, and covered front porch…

The Red Ives Information Center features forest information and restrooms. Attractions include historic buildings and the very popular Red Ives Cabin rental as well as fishing, hunting, camping and many hiking, equestrian and motorized trail opportunities.

The Red Lake Cutoff trail is actually part of the Dipping Lakes Cutoff Trail 733.2.  It is 0.8 miles long from its junction with Trail 736 and its termination at Red Lake Trail 733.  The trail is open for the following uses: Horseback riding, hiking, and backpacking.

The Forest Service designed Red Lake Trailhead for a family experience. The OHV trails travel across old logging roads and through scenic Aspen groves that are particularly nice in the fall. The trails also allow for riders to park their OHVs and access hiking routes, such as Buzzards Roost, that overlook the Spearfish Canyon. The trails are open from May 15 – December 15 to vehicles of 62-inch width or less. OHVs…

The Red Lake trailhead is on FDR 114, approx. 2 1/4 miles from Highway 17. The parking area is large enough to accommodate horse trailers and other vehicles. There is also another smaller turnaround on FDR 114 at the dead end.

The Red Lodge area is one of the most heavily visited parts of the Beartooth Ranger District. It is home to the Beartooth Scenic Highway and offers many recreation opportunities.  The Red Lodge area is broken up into three sections: sites along or near US Hwy 212 (Beartooth Highway), the West Fork of Rock Creek and the Line Creek…

Red Lodge Creek only has one hiking opportunity, but that trail connects to several others on the Red Lodge Creek Plateau. To see a map of the road system in Red Lodge Creek, please click here and look for Forest Road 2141.For individual trail maps, click on the trail below:…

Heavily used by hunters, Red Mailbox Campsite provides camp pads, a corral and loading ramp. The site got its name from the historic, large red "mailbox" at the site which was used to deliver mail to outlying ranchers in years past.

All trails in this area are a short drive from the Red Meadow campground.

At an elevation of 5,500 feet, Red Meadow Campground has 6 campsites near Red Meadow Lake. Bring your own drinking water, a vault toilet is available. Red Meadow Lake Campsite Food Storage

The Red Metal access is located at 41666 sec.3 on the North side of Peavine mountain. A variety of OHV opportunities are availiable in the area: including OHV and 4x4. Open routes are marked with a route number and type of vehicles the route is open to.

This campground, located along Cle Elum River on Salmon La Sac road, offers 10 single campsites. [Click image for information]

Red Mountain Lookout unfortunately burned in the Fairview Fire of September 2022.  Red Mountain (elev. 4,573ft) is located in the southern part of the San Bernardino National Forest southeast of Hemet. Besides having the best views of the southern San Jacinto Mountains. Red Mountain also overlooks parts of the town of Anza, the Cahuilla Indian Reservation, Reed Valley, Bautista Canyon, and has a great…

Red Mountain Mining Overlook is a popular stopping point on the San Juan Scenic Byway (State Highway 550) between Durango, CO and Ouray, CO. Spectacular views of mountains, old mining structures and interpretive displays entice visitors to spend time at the Overlook. There are no facilities provided.

OHV Road 6S22 is 6 miles long, runs from Tripp Flats Road to the Red Mountain Fire Lookout. Current Vehicle registration or green/red sticker required and operating spark arrester.