The picnic area sits near the banks of the Blacksmith Fork River, surrounded by rugged hills that are shaded by black willow and box elder trees. 

 

This body of water is part of the Duchesne drainage.

Shepherd Branch Shooting Range, open year-round, is located about 8 miles southeast of Talladega on State Highway 77.  The shooting range has four benches for firearms at 25, 50, and 100 yard ranges.

Sherando Lake Recreation Area is known locally as the jewel of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Families enjoy picnicking in this shaded and woody area, while relaxing on the sandy beach of a 25-acre spring-fed lake. Access to multiple trailheads and rustic architecture provide numerous points of interest for families to enjoy.

From the Appalachian Trail/Long Trail parking lot on US Rte. 4 in Mendon, follow the AT/LT south. The trail crosses a bridge and bears left, then climbs gradually to the Churchill Scott Shelter at 1.9 miles. The shelter is located on a spur trail 0.1 miles from the AT/LT. Continue on the AT/LT south, and you will continue to climb gradually to the intersection with the Sherburne Pass Trail at 3.8 miles. At this…

Sheridan Campground is located approx. five miles south of Red Lodge on the banks of the Main Fork of Rock Creek. You access it from East Side Road, off the Beartooth Highway (US Hwy 212).  Mount Maurice Trail (#6) Corral…

The Sheridan Crosscut Trail #689.1A begins on Tomboy Road and ends at an intersection with the Liberty Trail #431. This trail climbs steeply for about the first 0.5 miles where it follows a series of switchbacks and continues to climb. At times the trail is narrow and occasionally overgrown. As you climb, views of the Bear Creek Canyon across the valley will come into view with its many waterfalls and jagged cliffs…

A Fishing Paradise Sheridan Lake is located 15 miles west of Rapid City. This warm 375 acre lake provides anglers with opportunities to fish for trout, northern pike, perch, bass and other pan fish. fly fishing is popular in Spring Creek below the dam, and ice fishing is popular on the lake in winter. The…

The Sheridan Lake North Boat Launch provides access to Sheridan Lake for motorized and non-motorized boats.

Sheridan Lake North Cove (Group Sites) Campground, in a forest of Ponderosa pine is along the north shore of Sheridan Lake. This is an ideal setting for large groups and gatherings. Lake views and access to a multitude of recreational opportunities both on land and water draw guests to this part of Black Hills National Forest. Sheridan Lake North Cove (Group Sites) Campground Reservation Visit Recreation.…

This campground is along the south shore of Sheridan Lake. Within its 5 large loops, there are many sites with direct access to the lake. Access to the south boat ramp and the Flume Trailhead from within the campground and easy access to the South Beach Area, this recreational complex has everything needed for a fun, family camping experience.

Popular OHV areas with numerous trails designed with off-road enthusiasts in mind.  There are no developed recreation sites in this part of the forest.   The webpage for Sheridan Mountain #11  has a more detailed description.   Other trails in the area include:…

The Sheridan North Picnic Area has 12 picnic sites. Restroom facilities are available. A beach, boat launch, group campground, marina and store are located adjacent to the picnic area. This is a busy recreation area in the summer.

The Sheridan Lake North Swim Beach is a busy recreation area in the summer. A picnic area, boat launch, group campground, marina and store are located adjacent to the campground.

The Sheridan South Picnic Area has 93 picnic sites. Restroom facilities are available.

Sheridan swim beach is located on the south shore and inlet to lake. Depending on weather and reservoir levels, buoys are generally installed in early May and removed by mid-October.

Sheriff Reservoir is a small campground with 5 sites in a tightly forested loop best suited for tents and is located approximately 15 miles to the west of Yampa, CO. Each site has a picnic table and firegrate and there is a vault toilet. This campground does not have potable water so campers should plan to pack in plenty of their own water.  Dogs must remain on a leash at all times.  Campers…

This seasonal trail is generally not melted off until mid-late June due to snow levels at this elevation. This Trailhead serves as a major access portal into the Flat Tops and gives parking to those wishing to access the reservoir and the hiking trails.  Campers should come prepared with a variety of different insect repellants as the mosquitos are exceptionall thick this year. Camping and restrooms can be…

Wooded trails with panoramic views of the Columbia River, the Pend Oreille Valley, and Deep Creek. Dispersed camping at the trailhead and along the trail. Seasonal wild flowers and huckleberries. Contour maps, drinking water and survival kit recommended.

This steady 1.3 mile climb to the Kettle Crest travels through forest, mountain streams, and meadows. This trail connects with Kettle Crest North National Recreation Trail #13.

Sherman Creek flows through beautiful scenery from the Kettle Range to the Columbia River (Lake Roosevelt). Highway 20 parellels this stream through most of its length. This section of Highway 20 is designated as a scenic byway. In addition to fishing, visitors come to view outstanding fall foliage display as well hunting and camping in this…

The Sherman Guard Station is located up the Horse Creek drainage just west of Daniel, Wyoming. The guard station is located 28 miles from Pinedale, Wyoming and 43 miles from Big Piney, Wyoming. The Sherman Guard Station has two buildings, the guard station and the bunkhouse. Both buildings have potable water, toilets, and showers in the summer months, and a newly installed vault toilet for use in the winter months.…

This strenuous 1.9 mile trail connects with Kettle Crest South Trail #13 on the North and South of Sherman Peak. It provides an opportunity for a loop trail, approximately 6 miles long, with easy access from the Kettle Crest Trailhead. Views from the trail stretch from Canada, Columbia River Valley, Okanogan Highlands, and the…

              A short ten minute walk along this trail provides vistas of surrounding peaks, as well as a look into how fire helped shape the landscape.    

This Campground is equipped with picnic areas and 9 tent/trailer sites. Bathrooms are available. Some campsites are private. Connects to the Kettle Crest via the Sherman Pass Tie Trail #96. The campground also provides access to Sherman Overlook Trail #96.A. This is a short paved ADA accessible interpretive trail. 

Located on Highway 20, Sherman Pass is a difficult non-motorized trail. Parking is located on north side of the road and is plowed during the winter season. Elevation: 5,575 feet   

Sherman Pass Road (22S05) provides access to the Kern Plateau. This scenic route stretches from the North Fork of the Kern River in the west, east to the high desert, connecting to Highway 395. The road is open from late May or early June, depending on snow, until the snow falls in late fall or winter. From the west, this road climbs out of the Upper Kern River Canyon to Sherman Pass and descends to the east…

Wooded trail that crosses three small streams.  Connects to Kettle Crest.