This trailhead provides access to: Shale Ridge Trail #3567 See Trail page for more information.

This body of water is part of the Duchesne drainage.

near Creede, CO

Shallow Flats Wildlife Viewing Area has a fishing platform and a wildlife observation deck. The Shallow Flats Trail  #1209  and Shallow Pond Trail #1211 are located nearby.  Shallow Flats Wildlife Viewing Area…

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Provides access to:  Shan Creek Trail #1145 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

Trailhead location : Grayhorse Valley Degree of Difficulty: More difficult Amount of Use: Low Poor access for low slung vehicles

Access the Shanks Trailhead from Rapid City.  Travel Highway 44 west for 5 miles, turn North (right) onto Forest Road 603.  Travel 0.5 miles, trailhead will be on left in the bottom of the quarry.

Just minutes west of Rapid City, this combination of 21 miles of trail and numerous roads provide users with everything from wide two tracks, to narrow windy motorcycle trail.  The terrain is typical of the eastern Black Hills, with exposed limestone making the trails more technical and rough in areas.  There are two trailheads for parking in this area.  These trails are open May 15-December 15.

Shannon Campground is small and tucked away along the upper reaches of Marijilda Creek, a pleasant little brook that winds through a setting of tall trees and green grass. Campsites are shaded under mature Engelmann spruce and Douglas-fir. Two three-sided wood shelters of the type originally developed in the Adirondack Mountains of New York add to the historic atmosphere of this campground.…

Shannon Creek Campground is situated on a forested slope leading down to the shores of Baker Lake. The site is located along the Baker Lake Road (Forest Service Road #11) approximately 23.3 miles from State Route 20. At the lake shore there are a few campsites nestled in the trees, day use picnic spots and a boat launch. The gravel boat ramp is short and not suitable for larger boats. Day use parking area is limited…

Trail Length: 0.88 mile. A short hike to a small lake between Old Highway 2 and the Grambauer Trail #319. The lake lies in a low lying mostly timbered basin with little elevation gain. The lake is shallow and does not hold any fish. Trail closed yearlong to all wheeled motorized vehicles.

Provides access to: Shannon Ridge Trail 742

Sharkstooth Trail (620) is a non-motorized trail. The trail begins by climbing moderately through Engelmann spruce and subalpine fir. At the 0.75 mile mark, the trail changes to a steep ascent. Near the 1 mile mark there is a short loop hike for Windy Williams Mine interpretive site. The trail then drops to meet the junction with…

Sharp Creek sits at a cool 6,000 feet elevation, perfect for escaping the desert heat of southern Arizona and getting away to shaded forests and refreshing creeks and lakes. It is surrounded by a thick ponderosa pine forest below the Mogollon Rim. The clear waters…

Sharptop Mountain Walk-In Turkey Hunting Area is located on the Caddo-Womble Ranger District of the Ouachita National Forest. The area, which contains 11,275 acres, is seven miles north of Glenwood, Arkansas. Pursuant to 36 C.F.R. 261.50(a) and (b), forest roads 863, 120, C-44, C-52, 589 and C-32 are closed to motor vehicle traffic from February 1 to September 1 of each year. Forest roads C-31, C-35 and C-42 have…

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Species Present: Rainbow and Brown Trout, Chinook Salmon (land locked), Largemouth, Smallmouth and Spotted Bass, Channel and White Catfish, Crappie, Bluegill, White Sturgeon and Brown Bullhead. Seasons: Open all year. For bag limits, check the California Department of Fish and Game Fishing Regulations. Camping: Developed campground maximum capacity for single…

** Due to fluctuating water levels on Shasta Lake, visitors are encouraged to contact the Shasta Recreation Company (concessionaire to the Forest Service) @ 530-275-8113 or the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Shasta Lake Ranger Station at (530) 275-1587 for possible temporary campground closures. ** The Shasta Unit is one of three units that comprise the…

Shaver Lake Recreation Area provides several opportunities for camping, fishing, and motorized boating.

The Shaw Creek trail is 6.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail 592 - Weminuche Trail. and ends at Forest Trail 673 - Falls Cr. Trail. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding

This historic 3-bedroom rock house is located in east Cochise Stronghold, within the homeland of the famed Chiricahua Apache chief. Set in the spectacularly scenic Dragoon Mountains, guests enjoy views of Rockfellow Dome, and the house is close to excellent hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding opportunities.  View Photos

Shaw Lake Boating site is a small impoundment regularly stocked with trout during the summer. This is a small graveled ramp to launch small fishing boats. Parking is very limited here. This small lake is only suited to row boats or boats with small trolling motors.

The unmistakable profile of Cochise Head Mountain dominates the far-reaching views that form a main attraction along this crest trail. The granite-topped mountain was named for the charismatic Chiricahua Apache, Cochise, who was a leader of his people in the mid-1800’s. The trail starts high on Onion Saddle, where Forest Road 42 crosses the…

Length: 8 Miles. Shaw Ridge - 17E06. Black Diamond. Most difficult. Open to Motorcycles/ATVS / 4WD. This route leaves the Twin Rocks route on a spur ridge that drops into the Alamo Creek drainage and dead ends. A very steep section of trail exists at the end of this route where specialized equipment is recommended. This section is recommended for advanced riders.

This campground provides access to trailheads and is popular among hunters. This site is also near the historic Civil War battlefield in McDowell, VA.

This trailhead marks the south end of the Shay Ridge Trail.  

Sheafman Trailhead has adequate parking for both cars and trailers. It offers access to Sheafman Creek Trail #82, Sheafman, Knaack and Aichele Lakes and the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. No facilities.

The Shearer Creek Trail #558 is 7.8 miles long beginning at CR 240, Florida Rd. and ending at Forest Road 076, Red Rim Road. Just before Forest Road 076, the trail meets up with Missionary Ridge Trail #543. Distance (one-way): 7.8 miles Minimum/starting elevation: 7,600 feet  Maximum/ending elevation: 10,200 feet (junciton with FR 076)

The first 1.2 miles of the trail follows an old logging road. High water at Sullivan Creek crossing prior to mid-July. Trail connects to Shedroof Divide Trail #512 and Thunder Creek Trail #526 to create a 14-mile loop trail system.  No…