A campground on the Ashland Ranger District.

The Red Slough Wildlife Management Area is a 5,814 acre wetland project designed to restore hydrology and re-establish bottomland hardwoods. It is cooperatively managed by the U.S.D.A. Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Project goals and objectives are to maximize diversity and offer outstanding recreational opportunities. Red Slough is a very…

The Red Spring Singtrack area is located approximately 4 miles west of Exit 40, Chavez Siding, off of Interstate 19. Access is from Forest Service Road 684. A staging area provides parking for vehicles and trailers. There are two Ramadas and picnic tables available. The trail rolls through 25 miles of spectacular rugged scenery.…

Taking this route from the top down is an enjoyable downhill cruise with some short uphill sections and some outstanding views of the area. The trail mostly passes through lodgepole pine and an occasional meadow. The trail will make a great mountain bike loop trail in either direction. There is no water available along the trail, so plan accordingly. For your safety, bicycles must yield to hikers, who in turn should…

In addition to ample parking, this Trailhead has a picnic site and hitching posts for tacking up horses for day rides.

The Red Tail Rim Trail South Trailhead is the staging area for riding, hiking or mountain biking the Red Tail Rim Trail. There are hitching posts but no corrals. This trail is not a loop. The opposite trailhead is located at Red Tail Rim Trail North, about 8 miles north of Adin along Hwy 299/139. Ash Creek Campground is located south of this trailhead.

Red Top Campground is located northwest of Troy on Highway 508. The campground has 3 sites with tables and fire rings. Amenities include a vault toilet.

This trailhead is the start of Red Top Trail #1364.1 that leads up to Red Top Lookout.

Red-Tailed Roost Trailhead   Distance 3.4 miles Pets Allowed Yes Fees None Hike/Ride Time Half day Difficulty Moderate Best Seasons Fall, Spring, Winter Location Near mile marker 22.5 on Sunrise Hwy. See Map Ranger District Descanso Ranger…

Overview Looking for seclusion? Redbank Springs Campground is located off the beaten path and offers limited sites for those wanting to be surrounded by the sounds of nature. Situated west of Deerfield Lake along Road #294, this campground only has four sites. This lesser-known location is rustic and is tucked away in a beautiful spot in the Black Hills. Sites are available first-come, first serve. NOTE…

The Redbird District has many recreational opportunities from hiking, fishing, picnicking, backpacking, horseriding, and OHV trail riding. Redbird District Vicinity Map

Redbird Wildlife Management Area is cooperatively managed by the U.S. Forest Service and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources to provide sustainable populations of game and nongame wildlife species.

Oaks, Pines, along Merced River. Access to river. River current unpredictable. Watch out for rattlesnakes and poison oak.

The Redding Campground is a beautiful setting for an outdoor getaway. It sits right next to the Wild and Scenic Mulberry River and is surrounded by forest. Redding offers up a rock canoe launch and river access which is handicap accessible. A nice bath house with flush toilets and warm showers, a well water system with spouts dispersed throughout the campground, and access to the Spy Rock and Ozark Highland Trail (…

The Redfeather Ranger Station has two cabins, and an office with a visitor's center. The Ranger Cabin and the Assistant Ranger Cabin are available for lodging. Guests must provide linens, bedding, pillows, towels and toiletries. The Ranger Station is situated in a ponderosa pine forest. Afternoon thunderstorms can be expected during spring and summer months.

The Redfeather Visitor Center is located at 274 Dowdy Lake Road, at the eastern edge of the town of Red Feather Lakes, and close to fishing opportunities at West Lake.The Redfeather Visitor Center was built by Civilian Conservation Corps workers between 1937 and 1939, as part of the Redfeather Ranger District. That district office was eventually combined with the Estes-Poudre Ranger District to form the…

Guided horseback rides through the Sawtooth Wilderness.

Redfish Lake Inlet is accessible either through water access: shuttle boat, kayak, canoe or hiking in. The campground consists of 4 sites and is first-come, first-serve. This site has trash removal and toilets but no potable water. It is located at the very southern end of Redfish lake by the Redfish Inlet trailhead. Enjoy hiking Redfish trail along Mt. Heyburn, Braxon Peak, Grand Mogul and Decker Peak near the…

Redfish Inlet Trailhead

Redfish Lake is the largest lake in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area and is a wonderful area for a multitude of recreational activities including fishing, boating, kayaking and swimming. Redfish Lake is located next to the beautiful Sawtooth Wilderness. Redfish Lake is at the headwaters of the Salmon River, whose waters flow north to meet the Snake River and continue to the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean…

The privately owned, Redfish Lake Lodge is located at the north end of the lake and includes a restaurant, boat rental, and shuttle service to the wilderness trailhead at the southwest end of the lake.

Redfish Lake is at the headwaters of the Salmon River, whose waters flow north to meet the Snake River and continue to the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean. As late as the 1950's, more than 4,000 sockeye salmon made the annual 900-mile (1,440-km) pilgrimage from the ocean to their spawning grounds in the Sawtooth Valley. However, in recent years only between 2-20 have returned each year. In an effort to save the…

The Redfish Visitor Center and Gallery is managed by the Sawtooth Interpretive and Historical Association. They offer visitor information, books and maps for sale, and educational programs. To learn more call 208-774-3376 (summer only) or visit their website at discoversawtooth.org.

Redfish Moraine Amphitheater Interpretive Site

Redfish RV Concession

Great popular trail.

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There is one designated camp area only.  Road access is paved.  Campfire permits are required.  NO campfires, hibachis, tiki torches, barbecues or charcoal briquettes.  Only gas or propane stoves are permitted.  Grey pine, chaparral and valley live oak provide shade.  Please pack out what you pack in.  Toilets are vault and accessible.

 One picnic site is set overlooking Redinger Lake and boat launch. Grey pines, chaparral, intermingled with Valley Live Oak provide shade. Nearby Reddinger Reservoir offers a variety of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, hiking and wildlife viewing.  Toilets are vault and handicapped accessible. No Water. Please pack it in Pack it out. Campfire permits are required. NO campfires, hibachis…

Redington Road winds up and over a pass between the Santa Catalina and Rincon Mountains, an area of big cattle ranches and even bigger views. The route starts among the horse farms and suburban ranches of east Tucson and switchbacks through a desert landscape of…