Situated within an old-growth forest on a terrace above the Middle Fork of the Willamette River, this 17 site family-friendly camp is generally quiet even on weekends during the height of the recreation season. The Middle Fork National Recreation Trail passes near the camp and offers adventures for hikers, equestrians, and off-road cyclists. Campers can explore two access trails that lead from the camp down to the…

Located on the south eastern part of the forest, the District offers a variety of different recreational opportunities. Journey across the Kancamagus Scenic Byway; experience the famous Mt Chocorua area; find solitude in the Presidential Range-Dry River or Sandwich Wildernesses; or discover the beauty along Scenic Route 113. Recreational opportunities are endless: hiking, camping, hiking, biking, fishing, skiing (…

Sacramento Lookout, a CL-100 series built in 1968 for the US Forest Service, is located on the Sacramento Ranger District.  Sacramento is  a 14’ X 14’ live in cab sitting on a 62 foot high steel tower.  The Sacramento Lookout on a clear day, affords a grand view all the way into Mexico.  Sacramento Lookout will become eligible for the National Register in 2018.

The Sacramento Ranger District offers many different recreation opportunities for all seasons. Scenic Viewing Winter Sports Picnicking Group Picnicking Camping Group Camping Dispersed or "road-side" camping:   You may drive to park your RV no more than 300' from an open road designated for such use. Please check with one of our offices to obtain a free Motor Vehicle Use Map which details exactly what…

Forest Trail #140 (Saddle Trail) is 2.3 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail #226 and ends at Forest Trail #233. Forest Trail #140 is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding

The Saddle Bayou Camp is a very primitive camping experience in a bottomland hardwood setting. Nearby National Catahoula Wildlife Management Preserve make the Saddle Bayou a popular camping area during hunting season.

Saddle Campground offers 16 single units for tents or RVs. Mixed conifer/aspen forest sites provide southern New Mexico an escape from summer heat on the desert floor. Tables, fire rings, parking spurs, gray water sumps, toilets, showers, central garbage depository, plus interpretive trails are available. (Sacramento District Camping Brochure…

When water level allows, this popular launch site provides access to Blue River Reservoir. This natural boat ramp is on an old access road the US Army Corps of Engineers used when building the Blue River and Saddle Dams. The boat ramp is typically closed mid-October to mid-March or when the reservoir level reaches 1,295 feet…

The Saddle Lake Recreation Area was one of four that was associated with flood control lakes built along the Middle Fork of the Anderson River. Saddle Lake once had a fully developed recreation area but now has only a primitive campground, a boat ramp for the lake and a hiking trail. This scenic, somewhat remote lake is an excellent place to get away from crowds and you will often have the place to yourself!

An interesting and popular trail that is easy to follow. Ends at the abandoned “Story Mine.”

Elevations range from 6,000 feet to over 8,000 feet. The name originates from the profile of a prominent ridge that appears from the distance as a "saddle", horn and all. Vegetation is diverse. It ranges from pinyon pine - Utah juniper in the lower areas to mixed conifers in the highlands. The lower elevations provide valuable mule deer winter range, whereas the higher elevations of the southern portion provide…

Apopular place for horseback riding and hiking.

Saddleback Mountain Elevation Gain 4000 ft Distance 15 Mile out and back Pets Allowed Yes, but caution is recommended Fees $5 for Adventure pass Hike Time 8 hours Difficulty Difficult - Strenuous Best Seasons Spring, Fall, Winter Ranger District Trabuco Ranger District - (951) 736-1811 Saddleback Mountain, also known as Santiago Peak, is an intense 15 mile out…

Just east of Yosemite National Park, Saddlebag Lake is popular for day hikes, fishing and backpacking. A loop trail goes around the lake for fishing and hiking. There is also a water taxi from the marina at the Saddlebag Lake Resort that goes to the far end of the lake. Trails extend into what is commonly called the 20 Lakes Basin. Camping around Saddlebag Lake is limited to the campground near the resort.

Elevation 10,000 feet. 20 campsites and 1 large group site at Saddlebag Lake near the Hoover Wilderness. This is Bear Country. Please store food properly and don't feed the bears. Small RV's or short trailers only, no RV hook ups. Reservations are only available for the large group site.

Trailhead Group Campground is located in the eastern high Sierra Nevada Mountains at just over 10,000 feet in elevation. Also known as Saddlebag Lake Group Campground, the facility is adjacent to the scenic lake and provides a quiet mountain getaway for groups of up to 25 people.

This trailhead provides access to: Saddleblanket Trail #3487 See Trail page for more information.

Campground is closed due to 2017 Uno Peak Fire above the campground. Potential for catastrophic flash floods is high.  This boat-in campground offers a floating dock with a six boat capacity. There are four tent sites, two fire rings, two tables, and one vault toilet. This site has year round access and is a good shelter from both up and down lake winds.…

Provides access to Safety Harbor Creek Trail #1261.

Saffel Canyon OHV Trail includes some of the most spectacular views in the White Mountains. Click here for printable information and map.

This recreation area is the home of the Coronado's most extensive mountain range, the Pinaleños, and topped by the highest peak in southern Arizona, 10,720 foot Mt. Graham.  A scenic road named the Swift Trail (Hwy 366) leads into these unique mountains and provides access to campgrounds, Forest trails, and fishing at…

Sage Creek Campground is the only campground in the Pryor Mountains. It is located along the banks of Sage Creek. Big Ice Cave Picnic Ground, and the Bureau of Land Management Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range are also located in the Pryor Mountains. Numerous motorized trails are located in the Pryor Mountains. Please check our…

Sage Creek Trail #11 provides access into Sage, Carrot and Sunlight basins and the Cabin Creek Wildlife Managment Area.  This trail referred to as the Skyline Trail is a unique horse and backcountry experience nestled between two Lee Metcalf Wilderness, the Taylor Hilgard and the Monument Mountain Units.  A distinct and remote portion of the Hebgen Lake Ranger District.  This is prime bear country,…

Family campground - most sites in shade. 28 campsites. Somewhat open - not a lot of vegetation screening between sites. Bearproof food storage containers provided in the campground.

Boating Site.

Sage Hen Creek Campground is located on the shores of the scenic Sage Hen Reservoir in the Boise National Forest, perched at an elevation of 4,800 feet. Visitors enjoy boating, fishing and exploring the Sage Hen Reservoir Trail. The 5 Sage Hen campgrounds are a beautiful, scenic destination for recreation and adventure. Natural Features: The campgrounds are situated in a forest of towering Ponderosa pine, Engelmann…

Overview:  The Sage Hen Picnic Area is accessible for a season that varies usually from mid-May to Labor Day due to snow levels. It is located in a forested basin next to Sage Hen Reservoir. The area has 6 picnic units. All units have tables, grills and fire pits.      

The Sage Hen Nature Trailhead has a picnic table, parking area and a three panel information kiosk. Located near several campgrounds that surround Sage Hen Reservoir, including Sage Hen Creek, Cartwright Ridge, Antelope, Hollywood and Eastside Campgrounds.

There are 5 group campsites. Flat area, next to river, some sites are shady, oak trees, paved roads. Tables, group barbecues, firepits, water faucets, flush toilets, R/V - no hookups. Closest dump station is at Cachuma Lake. Firewood can be purchased from the camp host.  Access to the Santa Ynez River. The Aliso interpretive trail begins at this campground. There is river access to the Santa Ynez River along…