This trailhead accesses Sawyer River Road which serves as a snowmobile trail in winter (shown as Sawyer River Trail on snowmobile maps). It also connects to the Meadowbrook Trail and Bear Notch Road to make a large 25 - 30 mile loop. Multiple hiking trails such as Signal Ridge and Sawyer Pond Trails can also be accessed from this trailhead in winter.

A small picnic area that has picnic tables and a vault toilet available.

Saxon Creek

Saxon Mountain Road north of Georgetown is a steep shelf road with many switchbacks. Good view of Georgetown and surrounding mining history. The road is wide most of the way but very narrow in a few places. Rock falls are a common occurrence with the possibility that a large boulder could block the road at any time. A high-clearance/4-wheel drive vehicle is recommended.

Sayers Gulch Trailhead accesses the Sayers Gulch Trail #1465, a 1.4-mile trail in the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness. The road to the trailhead is rough with a significant stream crossing at the beginning. High-clearance 4-wheel drive recommended.

Just past the day-use parking lot is the sandy terrain of SB Cove Shoreline where avid campers can park their RVs and trucks close to the shoreline when water levels are low. No wonder it’s a favorite for avid campers! This site offers beautiful vistas of surrounding mountains and moss-covered boulders.

This trailhead offers separate parking areas for backpackers and equestrians, corrals and toilet facilities. It is located adjacent to the Scab Creek campground, which along with the trailhead are administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).

Historic Scaler Guard Station, located 78 miles north of Kemmerer, Wyoming, provides an excellent hideaway for cabin camping enthusiasts. The cabin allows pets and horses. Hiking, biking, horseback riding and off-road vehicle trails are in the vicinity. Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the former ranger guard station dates back to 1937 and is available for reservations year-round. The guard station…

This trailhead is located on Haystack Drive, northeast from Cyrus Horse Camp.  It is an access point for Cole Loop Trail (#854).  The corrals are obvious, however they may…

This trailhead is part of the Monday Creek OHV Trail System. The Monday Creek area of the Wayne National Forest provides some excellent opportunities for riding off-highway vehicles (OHVs). North of Nelsonville, this trail system provides approximately 75 miles of designated trails to off-highway vehicle riders, mountain bikers, and hikers. Loading ramps are available at the New Straitsville and White Oak Trailheads.

The Scarp Trail #421 begins at an intersection with the Ridge 70 Trail and dead ends at Scarp Ridge at the Raggeds Wilderness boundary. The trail climbs a steep grassy hillside which is covered in wildflowers in the spring and summer. It switchbacks steeply to the ridgeline and follows along the ridge until it reaches Scarp Ridge which is marked with a wooden post marker at the summit. From here there are…

Scarp Lake is in the Hogback Lake Area.  It has two backcountry campsites accessible from either the lake (which you must portage to from Hogback Lake) or the Hogback Hiking Trail. For full information, visit the Hogback Lake Campground and Backcountry Sites page.

Accesses Scatter Creek Trail #1328

This forested trailhead provides access to:  Scatter Creek Trail in Twisp River area which enters Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness and to the …

Provides access to: Goat Rocks Wilderness by way of the North Fork Tieton Trail #1118 and Tieton Meadows Trail #1128.

Small parking area at USFS Rd 53/Scatter Creek Road. Winter Wildlife closure areas are found in this area. These are not open to snowmobiles.

Distinctive mountain scenery continuously surrounds you on this national forest scenic byway located on the Ouachita and Ozark National Forests. The byway is especially noted for its exquisite fall colors. Special landmarks along the portion of the byway on the Ouachita National Forest include: Nimrod Reservoir, Flatside Wilderness, the Ouachita National Recreation Trail, Jessieville Civilian Conservation Camp,…

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This trail connects with the North Country Trail and Leith Run Recreation Area. It's a scenic climb up the bluff to the ridges above the Ohio River and offers spectacular views. There are three trailheads for the Scenic River Trail: Scenic River Trailhead (Brown House): 81° 9' 40.932" W; 39° 26' 37.104" N Scenic River Trailhead (Co. Rd. 9 near German Cemetery): 81° 10' 38.4954" W; 39° 28' 30.6834" N Scenic River…

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Located along the Chiwawa River, 21 miles from Lake Wenatchee, river access is available at the campground.

This trailhead provides access to the Schaefer Lake Trail #1519 which enters Glacier Peak Wilderness near the lake.

3 miles round trip more difficult trail. Hiker and horseback.Trail ascends to the base of Schalow Mt. as it travels up an open, rocky hillside. The trail contours around the hillside above Conconully Lake affording a great view of the surrounding mountains and the lake. During the hot dry summer days, be aware of the potential for rattlesnakes.

CLOSED DUE TO FIRE DAMAGE   Schipper Campground is a developed, fee campground composed of 5 individual units adjacent to Birch Creek. It is an accessible day use area and is a convenient retreat for visitor's from nearby Twin Falls, ID. The campground is suitable for tents and includes limited space for motor homes and trailers. This area is accessible for a season that varies usually between April and October…

Dates Available to Rent Year-round Max Party Size 12 Cost/Reservations Recreation.gov   Schnaus Cabin is located 42 miles north of Columbia Falls, MT on the North Fork Road north of Polebridge. Schnaus cabin sits in the Whitefish Range of the Rocky Mountains. Schnaus has rustic accommodations including propane cook stove, heater,…

There are typicaly seasonal road closures to the vista (Merry-Go-Round and above) as well as the occasional closure of the entire lower road from Huckaby on up. The Schnebly Hill Trail begins below the gate usually closed in winter so it is often accessible whereas the vista is not always, at least by vehicle. Also there is no camping or fires permitted at the vista point. And finally, of course, high clearance…

This little campground is approximately 1 mile from the Headquarters Campground and gets most of its use when the four other Medicine Lake Campgrounds are full. If you are looking for close proximity to the lake but would prefer a quiet, more secluded environment, try Schonchin Springs Campground. Map of the campground

This trailhead is located adjacent to Badger Creek Wilderness and has parking for 15 or so vehicles. Provides access to: School Canyon Trail #468

  Located on central Arizona's largest lake, great water recreation opportunities are available to the public at Schoolhouse Campground. Its close proximity to the lake, means that campers at Schoolhouse can enjoy fishing, non-motorized and motorized boating, along with shoreline hiking trails. There are plenty of campsites available at Schoolhouse, providing an easy, quick escape duany time of…

Schoolhouse Campground is located on Marysville Road near Bullard's Bar Reservoir. It is about a half mile from Dark Day Boat Ramp and about 3 miles from Cottage Creek Boat Ramp. There are 56 campsites- 44 single campsites and 12 double campsites, flush toilets and one vault toilet, and treated potable water. One first come, first serve campsite. Bullard’s Bar Reservoir provides yearlong fishing opportunities for an…