CLOSED DUE TO RIVERSIDE FIRE Roaring River Campground is located across from the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River in the Cascade Range. The small, rustic campground has charm and provides visitors with access to a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities, including whitewater rafting.

Campers at Roaring River Group Campground enjoy the soothing sounds of the aptly named Roaring River flowing past their campsites. The campground is tucked in among Douglas fir, maple and alder just a few feet from the river on the east bank and can accommodate up to 50 overnight visitors. Roaring River provides picnic tables, dumpsters, vault toilets and campfire pits. No water is provided so campers are…

Designated in 2009, the 36,768-acre Roaring River Wilderness is the largest Wilderness in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Located in the Roaring River Valley, a tributary of the Clackamas River, the Wilderness is named after the Roaring River. Salmon and steelhead spawn in the Roaring River and the area provides habitat for bears, cougars, mule deer, elk, spotted owls and pileated woodpeckers. Lupine and Indian…

Roaring Run is a popular get-away for escaping the summer heat. It features shady picnic spots, a native trout stream and a 1 ½ -mile scenic loop trail that follows Roaring Run Creek to a cascading waterfall. History buffs will enjoy seeing the historic iron furnace that operated prior to the Civil War.  

The Roatcap Trail #121 begins at Forest Service Road #542.1B, Roatcap Spur B Road and ends at Forest Service Road #542, Roatcap Road. This trail travels along the Roubideau Bench for its entire length just skirting the outside of the Roubideau Area on the eastern side of the canyon. It stays at a pretty level grade for about the first 3 miles before gradually descending to FSR #542 in the last 0.9 miles.…

Rob Brook - Nana XC-Ski Trailhead

Boat Ramp adjacent to the Rob Roy Campground, located on the north west edge of the Rob Roy Reservoir. Fish stocking occurs during the fishing season.

The campground is comprised of a cascading, tight loop configuration along a hillside among mixed pines. Some sites overlook the Rob Roy Reservoir, but most are tucked into the hillside. Rob Roy Reservoir is 500 acres and is a popular area for boating and water skiing.  There are 65 sites that provide tables, fire rings, trash pick-up, and vault toilets. Max trailer length is 35 feet. There are…

Robber's Roost is a short loop trail which climbs up a canyon to a couple of caves. It then winds through a forest of pinion pines and mountain mahogany before returning back to the main trail. Local folklore says that Robber's Roost was a hideout for bandits during the days of the old Mormon Trail. Many times the bandits concealed stolen goods and livestock at Robber's Roost that had been snatched from traveler's…

The Robbers Roost Campground is located next to Hwy 40 and the Fraser River near Winter Park. There are 11 non-electric sites that will accommodate tents, trailers and RVs. Each site contains a tent pad, fire grate and picnic table. Additional facilities included restrooms and trash service. Water is available at the Idlewild Campground 5.5 miles away.

This deep woods dispersed campground is located on Robbins Pond, a well known trout pond. It features three campsites and is located in the northeast corner of the Watersmeet Ranger District. Currently there are limited services provided at this campground.

Robbins Trail is 1.7 miles in length. It is blazed with Yellow blazes. It is rated as Easy.

Recreation Opportunity Guides (ROG) - These guides contains information, maps, and directions to assist you in enjoying your trip to the Eldorado National Forest. Robbs Hut Fees and Passes

Robert Frost Wayside

Robert T. Stafford White Rocks National Recreation Area (NRA) was renamed to honor the late Vermont Governor and Senator, Robert T. Stafford.  The NRA includes Big Branch and Peru Peak Wilderness areas and is located in Rutland, Windsor and Bennington Counties.  This 22,624 acre National Recreation Area was established by Public Law 98-322 for the…

Robert's Cabin is located 3 miles NW of Como at CR 50 and CR 33. It dates back to the 1880s and is associated with the early Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad. It can accommodate eight people with two double beds, two twin beds and one sleeper sofa. There is a wood stove and a port-a-potty. There is no water, and you must bring your own firewood, linens and blankets for the…

Trail Length: 3.37 miles. Trail is maintained for hikers. Discourage the use of bicycles and pack & saddle. This trail is fairly steep; it travels through large douglas fir stands with several small clearings. Upper end of trail was burned over in 1996.

Roberts Tract Campground and Trailhead provides horse corrals, rider ramp and stock water. There are 3 tent sites with tables and fire rings. The parking area has one site with a table and fire ring for those with horse trailers or campers. Stock water is available, weather permitting. The Roberts Loop Trail begins at the campground and provides access to the Pine Ridge National Recreation…

For a description of this site, please contact the Monticello Ranger District: 435-636-3340.

Robin Run Trail #784 is a relatively short trail that intersects the middle section of the more remote Trout Creek Recreation Trail #774. Once on Trail #774, multiple loop hiking opportunities exist. Robin Run Trail #784 crosses a couple small side streams that can be crossed all times of the year.

The Robinson Creek Trail #854A begins at an intersection with the Peter Creek Trail #856 and ends at an intersection with the Elk Basin Trail #854. The trail climbs in a southerly direction through riparian, aspen and conifer until it reaches Elk Basin deep within the West Elk Wilderness. Deer, elk and other wildlife as well as domestic cattle…

Robinson Creek South Campground is located just 9 miles from Bridgeport, California next to Robinson Creek at an elevation of 7,000 feet. Massive Jeffrey pines tower over the site, offering partial shade. Lodgepole pines, sagebrush, and summer wildflowers dot the area. The creek offers good rainbow trout fishing and can be easily accessed within the site. Numerous hiking trails are in the vicinity, including the…

This forested trailhead provides access to: Robinson Creek - Middle Fork Trail #478 that accesses Pasayten Wilderness.

Robinson Flat Campground is a high Sierra campground near a beautiful meadow and stream.  7 family sites and 7 equestrian sites located 27 miles northeast of Foresthill at an elevation of 6,800 feet. This campground has vault toilets and a hand pump well nearby. There is no trash removal service so pack out what you pack in. The road to the campground is narrow and winding so trailers are not recommended. This…

Robinson Lake Campground features 10 camp units (3 accessible), potable water, handicap accessible vault toilets, a boat ramp, and a day use area with 2 picnic units

This trailhead provides access to: Deer Butte Trail #3508 Robinson Lake Trail #4342 Hand Lake Trail #3513 See Trail pages for more information.

Robinson Trailhead (#27) Trailhead

Perfectly located adjacent to the pristine Paddy Creek Wilderness, Roby Lake provides a variety of activities which include a picnic/day use area, two hiking trails, fishing the 5-acre lake for bass, sunfish or catfish, and a good parking area for equestrians. Only nonmotorized boats are allowed on the lake. There is a gravel, carry down launch…

This trailhead allows access to the southern portion of the Paddy Creek Wilderness, Big Piney Trail.   There is a large parking area at the trailhead that can accommodate horse trailers.  

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.