Sex Peak Lookout is situated in the Rocky Mountains at an elevation of 5,772 feet in the Kootenai National Forest. The original lookout was constructed in the early 1920s and replaced by the current lookout in 1948. The peak was named by I.V. Anderson, an early forester, and Harry Baker, supervisor of what was then Cabinet National Forest. It is rumored that they named the peak after their topic of conversation at…

The campground has 17 units, with a maximum recommended trailer length for the area is 18 feet. The area is equipped with a day-use picnic area, toilets, water, and fishing access. Garbage services are not available for this site so please, pack out what you pack in.

The Shackleford Creek trail begins here and heads southwest into the Marble Mountains Wilderness. Stock water and corrals are available at the trailhead. This trail goes to Summit Lake, Campbell Lake and Cliff Lake but has no direct connection to the PCT. One can expect to see cattle in this area during the managed grazing season.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

This 92-site campground is less busy than its neighboring campground, North Waldo, resulting in a quieter atmosphere. It is situated in a lower and wetter landscape than North Waldo and Islet Campground and supports thicker and more diverse groundcover and generally more mosquitoes earlier in the season, so come prepared June to…

Shadow Bay Day Use is located on a large bay at the south end of Waldo Lake. It is wetter than either North Waldo or Islet, supporting a more diverse and prolific ground cover as well as more mosquitoes! A hike to the South Shelter on the Shore Line Trail and then the Waldo Lake Trail #3590 is a pleasant way to enjoy the natural beauty of…

Shadow Creek Campground is located along the East Fork of the South Fork Salmon River at approximately 3,000 ft. elevation.  Access is by paved County Rd. 1C02 (Callahan - Cecilville Rd).  There are six campsites, some with RV access, vault toilets, but no potable water.

The Shadow Mountain Dam Trailhead is located at the southern end of Shadow Mountain Reservoir and the Green Ridge Campground. This trailhead provides access to Rocky Mountain National Park and the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail.

This trailhead is located at the base of Shadow Mountain, north of Jackson off of the Antelope Flats Road. It is accessed through Grand Teton National Park, but does not require a park pass. The road turns to gravel at the forest boundary and continues along the base of the mountain until reaching a right hand turn which brings users up to the trailhead parking area, located in an open area surrounded by lodge pole…

The Shadow Mountain Picnic Site is located on the Shadow Mountain Reservoir and has picnic tables, fire grates, canoe launch, fishing access and group sites.

Shadow Mountain road network- the following designated FS roads are open for motorized use between May 1 through November 31 annually.  These roads are lightly maintained gravel and dirt roads which during wet conditions that can be difficult to travel on (caution advised).  30340, 30340B, 30340C, 30340D, 30344, 30350 (exception June 1 - Nov 30), 30352 North Shadow Mountain OHV Trail System-  This…

Tourist attraction in Madera County, California.

An easy ¼ mile walk through an outdoor exhibit showing how Me-Wuk Indians lived. Located across the road from the Summit Ranger Station. Brochures are available at the Ranger Station.

Provides access to: Shadow of the SentinelsTrail 623, an accessible interpretive trail winding through dense forest growth. Huge Douglas fir and cedar trees tower above a forest floor of ferns, moss and berry bushes. Signs along the route explain the dynamics of this 500-year-old forest. The trail is built of asphalt and boardwalks with grades no greater than 8 percent.…

The Shadowy St. Joe Campground features 14 fully accessible campsites with electrical hookups, picnic tables, fire rings and vault toilets. Refuse receptacle provided, ample parking, convenient trailer space, potable piped water, boat launch, and a group picnic shelter. The day use picnic shelter has tables that can seat up to 40 people.  In 2023, the campground received a complete redesign paid for by the…

There several picnic tables, electricity, potable water, vault toilets and pedestal grills for charcoal.  Additionally there is a boat ramp/ docks adjacent to the shelter. The picnic shelter is available for reservation at $35/ day.  Call St. Joe Ranger District to make a reservation at (208) 245-2531.   

Shady Campground is a small rustic campground located along the Wild and Scenic Lostine River. Nestled in a 'shady' cool fir and pine tree forest, the campground is popular during the summer for local and regional campers visiting the Lostine Canyon and…

Shady Cove Campground, located within the Opal Creek Scenic Recreation Area, offers visitors a primitive camping experience along the Little North Fork of the Santiam River. Numerous trails within a short distance of the campground offer scenic mountain vistas, waterfalls, and hikes through majestic old-growth forests.…

This group campground is located near the National Children's Forest Visitor Center and the Keller Peak Fire Lookout. The campground is easily accessible, just off a paved road, Forest Service Road 1N96. It has forested tent campsites. It is situated in the mountains of Southern California at an elevation of about 6,000 feet. The campground offers three group sites, one of which is accessible, for tent. Each site…

This timbered campground is popular for its fishing and stream.

Scenic 25-acre lake in remote mountain setting.The Civilian Conservation Corps developed the Shady Lake Recreation Area in 1937. The Shady Lake Trail traverses Saline Creek and passes the historic Shady Lake Dam. It continues along the eastern edge of the campground. The trail is ideal for day hiking. Mountain bikers may also use the trail. Overview: The campground is made up of four camping loops, with 66 campsites…

Boating Site.

Shady Pines Campground are both 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,…

The Shafer Butte Campground is a "Tent ONLY" campground and has single, double and group sites. Shafer Butte is located atop the scenic Boise Ridge Mountains, near Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area, at an elevation of 7,000 feet. Visitors enjoy hiking and biking on various trails in the surrounding area, and simply relaxing and taking in the area's beautiful views. Natural Features: Shafer Butte offers scenic…

Shafter is a tranquil campground next to lush meadows containing wildflowers found early in the season. The S.P. railroad tracks go right past the campground, occasionally campers can enjoy the trains as they go by. Butte Creek is regularly stocked with rainbow and brown trout and offers good fishing early in the season.

For day trips to Butte Creek, the Shafter Picnic Area provides a great spot for lunch. There are 3 picnic sites and day use parking.

Shake Trail leads from the oak and juniper grasslands of Stockton Pass to the pine and juniper forests of the Pinaleños’s upper slopes. Along its winding, sloped course it provides views of the Greasewood Mountains and Sulphur Springs Valley to the south and west, as well as close-up views of the various habitats that make up the complex…

Shakes Glacier is located in the Stikine-LeConte Wilderness about 30 miles east of Wrangell, Alaska. It drains the southern portion of the Stikine Icefield and terminates in Shakes Lake. Like other glaciers from the Stikine Icefield, Shakes Glacier is losing ice. Between the 1980’s and 2014 the ice retreated approximately 1.4 miles. Icebergs are always present in the lake and at the narrow entrance to the lake in…

Located within the Stikine-LeConte Wilderness, the Shakes Slough #1 Cabin is a 12' x 14' Pan Abode cabin with a partially covered front porch. It is a short distance from the Shakes Slough #2 Cabin, providing for larger groups should both cabins be rented. Amenities include 2 single bunks, 2 double bunks, a wooden table and benches, and oil space heater. The heater requires #1 stove oil only, which is NOT provided.…

Located within the Stikine-LeConte Wilderness, the Shakes Slough #2 Cabin is a 16' x 16' A-frame cabin with sleeping loft and partially covered front porch. It is a short distance from the Shakes Slough #1 Cabin, providing for larger groups should both cabins be rented. Amenities include 2 single bunks (1 w/ trundle), a wooden table and benches, and oil space heater. The heater requires #1 stove oil only, which is…