The Renwyck Creek Trailhead has limited parking, no kiosk, with non-motorized posts making the trailhead.  There is dispersed camping, but no registration box or livestock loading/unloading ramp.

The boundaries of the Colville National Forest and even Regional designation have changed dramatically over the years as it transitioned from Region 6 to Region 1 then back to Region 6. The Colville National Forest has had a change in District names and boundaries as Supervisors have come and gone. The one constant has been the Republic Ranger District. The Republic Ranger District has always had the same name…

The Reserve Ranger District is one of the largest districts in the northern portion of the Gila National Forest. Grass plains, chaparral, woodland, pine and mixed conifer habitats are found within the 613,119 acres that make up the district. Elevations are moderate to high and range from 5,300 feet to 9,786 feet. There are four developed campgrounds located on the district. The district boasts 155 miles of trail…

The Reservoir - 1 Trail #663 begins as a two track at the parking area and immediately passes through a metal gate and continues through dense aspen and fir to the reservoir which is located approximately 0.1 miles from the trailhead.  The trail continues along the western edge of the reservoir and eventually ties into the Ridge Trail #646.…

This is a primitive boat ramp, located within the Reservoir Campground next to Wickiup Reservoir, and may become inaccessible in autumn when water levels recede. No overnight camping allowed in parking area.

The boat ramp at Reservoir C is paved and can accommodate motorized and non-motorized boats.  There is ample parking for boat trailers.

Close to the boat ramp and right on the water, campsites at Reservoir C are quiet, scenic and partly shaded. A recommended spot for amateur astronomers; light pollution is non-existent.

The Reservoir Campground sits at an elevation of 7900 feet near the Yellowstone Reservoir and the Yellowstone River. Trailhead access to the High Uinta's Wilderness is at the end of Forest Road #124 at the Swift Creek Trailhead.

This campground is next to Wickiup Reservoir and provides great bird watching opportunities. This site offers beautiful scenery and is a great place to go during the summer for easy access to fishing. Maximum site spur length is 125 feet. There is a boat launch area adjacent to this campground.

2 primitive sites with picnic tables and fire rings. Campground has a vault toilet but no garbage services or drinking water. Trailhead for trail #192 from the campground through the steep terrain of the Bitterroot Range. Please pack out your trash.

The boat ramp at Reservoir F is hard packed gravel and can accommodate motorized and non-motorized boats.

The campsites at Reservoir F are spacious and close to the shoreline.  The early morning sun greets campers from across the lake as the afternoons are shaded by the tall pines.

This is a nice high elevation lakeside campground. Reservoir Lake Campground and day use picnic area sits along the lake's south shores. The campground and day use areas have vault toilets, drinking water, and a boat ramp. Scenic trails are offered for hiking. Fishing, swimming, and boating are also among the activities to be enjoyed at the campground. There are 16 designated campsites, as…

This dirt road starts at Camp Hale and ends at Ptarmigan Pass: This is an easy graded road to the top of Ptarmigan Pass which is wide and flat. There are wonderful panoramic views here and you may also notice remnants of old buildings and saw mills in this area (they are old saw mills that operated near the turn of the century, and supplied many of the ranches and farms in this area with building supplies). There is…

Resumidero is a popular primitive camping area.  Located in a large alpine meadow, Resumidero is a local favorite and used by numerous recreationists for camping, picnicking, and group gatherings. Uses:  Picnicking, camping, and parking for access to San Pedro Parks Wilderness through Vega Redonda trail 43 and Corralitos Trail 452 (on the west side of the meadow). Facilities: …

A 12 x 14-foot rustic cabin overlooking the wide Resurrection River valley and mountains beyond. Set in a dense forest of spruce and hemlock. Access is difficult and visitation is on a first-come, first-served basis. No fees are currently being charged. The Martin Creek ford at mile 4.5 Resurrection River Trail can be very difficult during high water, such as after rain storms or during snow melt. Low water is…

Reunion Flats is located within the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, near the town of Driggs, Idaho, in the Teton Basin Ranger District. Positioned at an elevation of approximately 6,500 feet, it is accessible by traveling east from Driggs on Idaho Highway 33, then turning south onto Cache Road (Forest Road 032) for about five miles until reaching the Reunion Flats area. Reunion Flats is nestled in a picturesque…

A Peaceful Setting Reuter Campground, located on a hillside of Ponderosa pine and grassy understory, offering a peaceful setting for guests seeking recreation and relaxation in northeastern Wyoming's Black Hills National Forest. The campground is named after Emil Reuter, a German immigrant who made his way into the canyon in 1893 and spent the rest of his life prospecting in the area. Reuter…

Reuter Motorized Trailhead provides access to a large variety of recreation activities. There is immediate access to trails for hiking, biking, horse-back riding, and Nordic skiing – through the Carson Draw Trails. The trailhead is an alternative parking area to the Ogden Creek Trailhead for OHV riders. Finally, it is the primary trailhead for the snowmobile trails that travel up Warren Peak Highway and run the 67…

A campground with 8 sites located in the Slim Buttes Unit near the Castles National Natural Landmark, one of two on the Sioux Ranger District in the Custer Gallatin National Forest. The campground is within commuting distance to Buffalo, SD. The campground is directly off of HWY 20, 20 miles south and east of Buffalo. Spectacularly eroded steep-walled buttes.

Get back to nature while enjoying primitive camping. Hunting This location is used primarily as a hunt camp and boater access to the Ochlockonee River during general gun season.  Boating and Fishing Small motorboats can take advantage of the excellent fishing on the Ochlockonee by boat launches (called landings) at SR 20,…

Elevation 7600 feet. 17 campsites near June Lake. Boat launch near the June Lake Campground. Campsites can accommodate a 30 foot vehicle. Drinking water is available. Flush toilets are available. 14 day stay limit. Bear lockers are available for food storage.

Rex Hale Campground hosts 30 open and spacious sites along the North Fork of the Shoshone River. Nearby attractions include Mummy Cave and Blackwater Trail. The campground is named after a firefighter who died in the 1937 Blackwater Fire. You can visit the Firefighter Memorial located on the highway about 1.5 miles west of the campground. Forest Service Trail #758 will take you to the Firefighter Monument,…

Rex Reservoir dispersed camp sites are located at an elevation of over 7,200 feet and are shaded by pinyon and juniper trees.  Facilities include a vault restroom and information kiosk.  Camp sites are found around Rex reservoir.  Popular activities include fishing, hiking, viewing scenery, and OHV riding on designated routes.  Please pack-out all you pack-in.…

Rex Reservoir Trailhead is located at an elevation of over 7,200 feet among pinyon and juniper trees. The trailhead provides access to the Paiute ATV Trail. Facilities include a vault restroom and information kiosk. Popular activities include fishing, dispersed camping, hiking, viewing scenery, and OHV riding on designated routes. Please pack-out all you pack-in. …

Rexford Bench Campground is the most highly developed campground within the Kootenai National Forest. It is a popular destination for boating, fishing and swimming on Lake Koocanusa, and hiking in the surrounding forest. Beautiful sandstone formations can be viewed not far from the campground, and osprey and eagles can often be seen fishing in the reservoir. Natural Features:  The campground is located on an…

Oak and cottonwood shaded streamside camp, Recreational Vehicles up to 22 feet. There are 26 campsites.  The Reyes Creek Campground is no longer an Adventure Pass campground. This site is managed by the Parks Management for the Forest Service. Reservations: 20 sites are on the reservation system. 6 campsites are on a first-come, first- serve basis. Bring your own water. There is NO…

Reyes Peak Campground at an elevation of 7,000 is situated along the southwest side of a ridge and consists of 6 campsites.  Each campsite contains a table, BBQ grill, and a fire ring. There is one pit toilet located near the first few campsites. No water is available at Reyes Peak. Make sure you bring plenty of water for your stay. By reservation or first-come, first-serve. Reyes Peak Campgrounds are…

It climbs “The switchbacks" and traverses scenic Knoles Hole. A part outside the Wilderness was an old logging road. Some segments are brushy and hard to find. The southern end of this trail borders the privately owned Murphy Ranch.