The Big Ridge Cutoff Trail is 2.7 miles long, beginning at Rio Blanco County Road 8 near the Lost Creek Ranger Station. It crosses the White River and then meanders up the side of Big Ridge until it meets the Big Ridge Trail #1821 at the top of the ridge. The first section of trail passes through private land.  The bridge is on private property; riders must ford the river on the east side of the bridge. …

This is rustic site with no amenties except great access to fishing!Boat fishing or drift fishing are the best methods for catching brown, rainbow and brook trout or whitefish at this site. There is a campground at this site.

Big River Campground is located close to Sunriver and along the Deschutes River.  A group site, located across the road from the main campground, is reservable. There is a boat launch within this campground.

Set within the beautiful Trinity Recreation area, the Big Roaring River Lake Campground has12 campsites in a dense lodgepole forest on the river. The Trailhead to the north follows the Upper Roaring River and the Trailhead to the south accesses the William H. Pogue National Recreation Trail and the Lava Mountain Trail. Both trails are open to two-wheeled ATVs, horses, bikes, and people. The Lava Mountain Trail…

​This campground is named after one of the many large boulders dropped from the glaciers that shaped this region. Big Rock Campground has 28 wooded campsites and is a short distance from a number of nearby attractions including Otter Rocks, the Lincoln Woods Visitor Center, and many popular hiking trails along the Kancamagus Highway.

Small, wooded 5 unit campground adjacent to the Cranberry River. Located on Forest Road 76, approximately 7 miles north of Richwood, WV. 

Big Rock Campground is open year-round and can be accessed from Forest Service Road 4N11. 4N11 is closed seasonally from beginning of May to mid-November. During winter months, when Forest Service Road 4N11 is closed, you must hike in 1/8th mile from gate. Be Bear Aware! Bear safety is critical, for the safety of your group and/or you, as well as our bears. Help keep bears wild by following these tips.

Located approximately 1/4 mile on Highway 96 from the Highway 299 intersection in the town of Willow Creek, Big Rock offers day use for those who want to spend the day on the Trinity River. It is a popular spot in the summer months for swimming, sunbathing, picnicking and just relaxing. This site offers river access to fisherman and non-motorized boaters wishing to float the lower section of the…

Big Rock Group Campground is located in beautiful Huntington Canyon, along the Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway on Utah Highway 31. It is situated at an elevation of 7,800 feet. Many recreational activities are available, including hiking, biking and fishing. Huntington Creek flows alongside the campground. Pine and fir trees line the edges surrounding the campground, but offer little shade within the site.…

Big Rock Loop is 1.2 miles in length. It is blazed with Dark Green blazes. It is rated as a moderate trail. Hikers and mountain bikers are also allowed on this trail. You can also use this trail to get to the Nifty Rocks site. You have a view of the lake in the winter months.

Length: 4 Miles. Big Rocks - 17E10. Blue diamond. More difficult. Open to Motorcycles/ATVS / 4WD. The trail is primarily used by 4x4s and ATVs. It is located on the main ridge top and intersects with the Jack Springs route.

Big Sage Reservoir and campground are surrounded by juniper woodland and sagebrush. The reservoir is several thousand acres and the campground lies on the shore near the boat ramp.

Big Sage Reservoir and campground are surrounded by juniper woodland and sagebrush. The reservoir is several thousand acres and the campground lies on the shore near the boat ramp.

Big Sandy Campground is a large sandy flat adjacent to Big Creek. Road access is paved and dirt. Total number of sites is 18.  Sites have grills, fire rings and tables. Some sites have shade. Drinking water is not provided.

This campground is located at the north end of the Big Sandy Opening, along Big Sandy Creek approximately 60 miles southeast of Pinedale, Wyoming. It is a smaller campground, with 4 sites in the main loop and additional site near the Stock Trailhead for those visitors with horses. The campground is located next to Big Sandy Trailhead, which leads some of the most popular destinations in the Bridger Wilderness.…

One of the more popular trailheads on the Pinedale Ranger District, Big Sandy Trailhead provides access the Bridger Wilderness, the Continental Divide Trail and the picturesque Cirque of The Towers. It is located in the southern Wind Rivers next to the Big Sandy River, this trailhead offers two separate parking areas for backpackers and Equestrians. Both parking areas provide vault toilets and the stock parking area…

Popular with OHV enthusiasts, the 47-site Big Scrub Campground is in the heart of the Big Scrub in the south central portion of the Ocala National Forest. A trailhead provides riders campsite-to-trail access for the Ocala Centennial Trail. Camping Tents, campers and RVs are welcome at Big Scrub Campground, where we have showers, restrooms and drinkable water. OHV Riding  Campers with ATVs…

This is a rectangular log cabin built in 1936 by the CCC. Two sleeping rooms are divided from the oil stove and cooking area. The cabin has sleeping space for 4 to 8 people. The cabin sits on level ground with a large beach. Facilities include 2 double wooden bunks, 2single upper bunks, maul, oil stove(uses #1 stove oil, NOT provided), axe, table and bench, wood, cooking counter, broom, skiff with oars. Water is…

CAUTION: There are bears in the area. Please keep all foods, soaps, and garbage properly stored in bear boxes. Keep the gate closed or visitors will wander in. Gate combination will be issued when reservations are finalized. Check ahead. Campfires may not be allowed during fire restrictions.

This facility has 8 (tent only) camping units and offers access to swimming, fishing and hiking. No potable water. Beach. 

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This is a small campground located adjacent to Highway 14 and the Cache La Poudre River near the Big South Trailhead. It is best suited for tent or small RV camping. There are four sites, each with a picnic table and fire ring.

This trailhead access the Big South Trail. It is 10.4 miles one-way and enters the Comanche Peak Wilderness a half mile from the trailhead. The Flowers Trail (#939) intersects from the east shortly before the trail fords the Poudre River. The river crossing is difficult or dangerous depending on the time of year, the amount of runoff and the water flow controlled by Long Draw Reservoir. The Big South Trail continues…

This campground is located in an open ponderosa pine forest and along a babbling creek.  The campsites vary in size significantly to accommodate many different group sizes.   Local ranchers will graze their cattle near the campground which means the cows can often be seen or heard in camp.

The Big Spring Picnic Site is located off of the Big Spring Scenic Backway, Forest Road #10062, at the feature point for this scenic drive. A short walk takes visitors up close to the beautiful Big Spring coming out of the hillside, creating a small cascading fall. Picnic tables, benches, and fire rings are available at the site.

This 68-mile Scenic Backway hosts beautiful mountain views, wide river valleys and a multitude of wildlife viewing opportunities.  Historically, this Backway was part of the Oregon Trail and in some areas you can still see tracks and ruts left from the early pioneer's wagons.  Come recreate and soak in the history of the Big Spring Scenic Backway. The Backway is an unimproved Forest Service road where 4-…

This is a great location for visitors to fish, float, and enjoy the Henry's Fork of the Snake River.

Area is great for viewing wildlife and trout in the river.

The Big Springs cabin site is located approximately 30 miles from Fredonia, Ariz., on Forest Service Road 22, about an hour drive from the north rim of the Grand Canyon. The cabins are about a 35-minute drive from the Rainbow Rim Trail, a winding 18-mile hiking and mountain biking trail on the forest that offers…

Located between Mammoth Lakes and June Lake, near the Crestview area, this campground has 26 campsites surrounded by pine forest. This is a popular basecamp for fishing Deadman Creek, exploring Obsidian Dome and OHV/ATV trails in the Lookout Mountain area. Bring your own water. Sites are self register when you arrive, no reservations. 14 day stay limit.