The Ridge Trail #646 is located on the Fruita Division, south of Glade Park. This trail is a major route through the Fruita Division from FSR 401on the eastern edge connecting to FSR 400 on west.  The southern trailheads access is off Eighteen Mile Road, FSR 401, to Enoch's Lake and intersects other trails on the Fruita Division. The trail is maintained for a moderate level of difficulty.  It climbs…

The Ridge 70 Trail #419 begins at the end of Forest Service Road 826.1C, Irwin Lodge Road, and ends at an intersection with the Scarp Trail #421. The trail starts at about 10,680 feet and begins a steep ascent. The climb is a pretty consistent grade as it nears the ridgeline, it flattens out by time it intersects the Scarp Trail #421. Wildflowers are spectacular in the spring and summer months. The climb will be…

The Ridge Stock Driveway Trail #233 begins at the Matterhorn Trailhead off  Forest Road #870.2A, enters the Uncompahgre Wilderness where Wilderness Regulations apply, and ends at the Alpine Forest Access Road, FSR #868.  The trail travels through high…

Accessible only by boat, this campground is located on the east point of the Mule Creek cove. Total of 21 units. No piped water.

Accessible only by boat, this campground is located near Ridgeville and Mariner's Roost.  Total of 3 units. No piped water.

Provides access to: Ridley Creek Trail 696 which enters Mt. Baker Wilderness and Mt. Baker National Recreation Area.

The Rifle area includes several attractions within a 30 to 45 minute drive of the City of Rifle. To the north of I-70, visitors can spend the afternoon at the Spruce Picnic Area, take a hike on the Three Forks Trail. This area also provides access to Coulter…

This wildflower viewing site includes open shortleaf pine/hardwood woodland and features species such as Indian pink, blazing star, roughleaf sunflower, compass plant, ironweed, wild quinine and Blue Ridge bindweed.

Rifle RD The Rifle Ranger District has rich cultural history and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation. The district is near the Flat Tops Wilderness which offers opportunities for solitude. This area has many OHV roads and trails with sites for dispersed camping. Bring a picnic or plan to hunt, fish, mountain bike or ride…

The main attraction at Riggs Flat Campground (Map) is Riggs Flat Lake. Some come to fish in it, some to boat on it, and some just to enjoy the reflective beauty this small (11 acre) lake adds to such a scenic area. The dam was financed by the Arizona Game and Fish…

Riggs Flat Lake is located at the end of Swift Trail, a road that winds along the top of the Pinaleño Mountains. It is a small picturesque lake, 11 acres in size, set in alpine forest and meadow. Its cold waters are stocked during the summer with brown and rainbow trout. For information on fishing licenses and stocking schedules:…

This is the trailhead for Riggs Lake Trail #3388 See trail page for more information.

Generally, open June to November as weather and conditions allow.

Forest Trail #493 (Right Hand Trail) is 6.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #781 (T. 47 N. R. 4 E. Section 7) and ends at Forest Road #781 (T. 47 N. R. 4 E. Section 30). The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding, Motorcycle Trail Riding, and ATV Trail Riding

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Riley Hill Trailhead offers extensive access to a wide variety of trails from just south of Roubaix Lake Recreation Area to north of Pactola Reservoir. Trails range from old logging roads for a peaceful OHV ride, to narrow single track for the more adventurous, and have a wide variety in-between. This series of trails has something for almost everyone. Access the Riley Hill Trailhead from Deadwood, via US Highway…

Riley Horse Campground is an equestrian camp located northwest of Oregon's majestic Mt. Hood. Horse corrals are tucked into the Forest near the campsites, and several horseback riding trails can be accessed from the campground. A variety of recreational and sightseeing opportunities are available for visitors to enjoy. This campground was constructed by Oregon…

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Riling Draw Trailhead is located on Shoal Creek, a newly designated Wild and Scenic River. The trailhead provides access to the Shoal Creek Trail, with access to Shoal Creek Falls, Shoal Lake and the Gros Venture Wilderness.

  Located near a moss-covered canyon wall, with a charming creek splashing through the backyard, Rillway Cabin offers a unique setting in scenic Deep Creek Canyon. The cabin is accessible yearlong off Highway #12.  It contains the following amenities: fireplace insert, propane lanterns, propane cook stove, table and chairs, three bunk beds with mattresses, silverware, dishes, cooking utensils, pots,…

The Rim Trail #122 begins and ends on Forest Service Road #402, South Divide Road. Following the trail counter clockwise, the trail travels along an old two track climbing gradually through an aspen forest for the first 2 miles to the Rim of the Uncompahgre Plateau. There are spectacular view from the rim of the San Juan Mountains. It continues along the rim for about another 2.1 miles before it descends back to FSR…

The trailhead is at the West Mancos Overlook, on the right side of the road as you take the Transfer Campground turnoff from FDR 561. The trail begins by dropping slightly below the rim of the canyon and traverses the rim until it joins up with the Box Canyon Trail access road. From there you must continue down the Box Canyon Trail access road toward the canyon rim until you pick up the trail again, which traverses…

 Located just north of Windy Point, this trailhead provides access to the middle segments of Ochoco Mountain Trail (#823). There is limited roadside parking in the turnout so please plan accordingly when you come.

This trail is relatively level and is easily traveled. It follows the rim and passes through stands of Ponderosa pine.

Rim Campground is situated close to the edge of the Mogollon Rim. Spectacular 100-mile views are seen from many vantage points along the rim. Natural Features: Rim Campground is surrounded by ponderosa pines and located in an area that is relatively flat. The area is frequented by deer and elk, but visitors occasionally catch a glimpse of black bear.

Rim Lake Trail follows the Sweetwater Trail for 3.1 miles before climbing another 5.1 miles to Rim Lake and Trapper's Lake Trail. The Sweetwater Trail is quite gentle, then the Rim Lake Trail gets steeper as it gets closer to the Lake, which rests up out of the valley on the Flat Tops plateau.

In addition to unobstructed views and the colorful oaks, sun-drenched glens along the trail foster wildflowers that bloom profusely well into mid-to-late October.

Rim Nordic Ski Area is located in the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains in Southern California. In winter, Rim Nordic offers Cross Country Skiing and Snow Shoeing, summer activities include Mountain Bike Racing. Only 1 1/2 hours from L.A. and Orange County and 2 1/2 hours from San Diego. Features include 12 miles of groomed trails, Lots of off trail snow shoeing, Machine groomed, track set for classic and skating,…