Vista point on Sherman Pass Road (22S05). Bathrooms. 

Located in a grove of Jeffrey Pine Trees within 2 miles of the town of Mammoth Lakes. 85 Campsites.

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15 miles round trip Starts on Old Mammoth Road by the Mammoth Museum and Sierra Meadows Ranch on 4S08.  There are beautiful meadows and lots of aspen trees by the creek, providing plenty of places to picnic.  You'll find great views of laurel Mountain and the fall colors here are amazing.  Also good wildlife viewing.  Route ends back on Hwy. 395.  Well-maintained dirt road. 

Located on the East Fork Hood River. The campground is wheelchair accessible.

Sheyenne National Grassland is located in southeastern North Dakota, comprising 70,180 acres (28,400 ha) of public land amid 64,769 acres (26,211 ha) of privately owned land.  It is characterized by sandy soils, originally deposited as the delta of an ancient river as it emptied into glacial Lake Agassiz.  Since that time, wind and rain have shaped the topography into a unique landscape ranging from…

Shiefer Campground is an undeveloped site on the Salmon River with views of the South Fork canyon country all around. Elevation 3050 feet. Trails lead along the river into the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. A shorter trail leads to Pilot Peak lookout. Please pack out your trash. This campground takes several hours to reach by car from McCall and is not serviced on a regular basis.

A campground in the West Crazy Mountains on the Yellowstone District.      

This a day use pull out area that has views of Turquoise Lake.

The trail parallels Shinbone Creek and provides views of the Unaka Mountains and the magnificent Nolichucky Gorge. This rocky trail follows an old logging road through woods full of poplar, oak and maple trees. Total Length: 8.5 miles Total Elevation Change: 140 feet Degree of Difficulty: Moderate Beginning Point: NFSR 214 Ending Point: NFSR 214 Average Hiking Time: 5 hours (one way) Amount of Use: Moderate Blaze…

This is an unpaved campground with no hook-ups. The nearest phone is 8 miles away. Popular local recreation activities include ATV trail riding, stream fishing and hiking.

Shingle Creek is a large grassy meadow with dispersed camping opportunities. Common vegetation consists of cottonwood, pinyon, juniper, aspen, Engleman Spruce, fir, and Ponderosa Pine. Please use extreme caution when the weather is rainy. This road becomes very slick and travel is not recommended. Camping is limited to 16 days and is open to ATV use. Please stay on designated roads and trails. There are no…

Trailhead.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

The Shingle Lake Trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at Trappers Lake Trail #1816 and ends at Shingle Lake.

Picnic by the Walker River on Hwy 395. 

This is a group picnic site that is good for day and evening events.

Shingle Mill Reservoir is a small 1.9 acre reservoir located in the upper Twelve Mile Canyon on the Mount Baldy Road #50024.  The Department of Wildlife Resources of Utah (DWR) stocks this reservoir with Rainbow Trout.

The Shingle Peak trail is 7.7 miles long. It begins at Turret Creek Trail #1832 (Hilltop Trailhead) and ends at Turret Creek Trail #1832.

The Shinglemill Trailhead provides access to the Shinglemill Trail (#725), Morrison Creek Trail (#724) and the Colorado Trail (#1776) Segment 3. This trailhead is in an active timber sale area. 

Nestled along the rolling hills of the Shingobee River Valley, the Shingobee Recreation Area provides a variety of summer and winter activities. The area offers 6 miles of trails for hiking, hunting, birdwatching, and cross-country skiing in the heart of Minnesota's Northwoods. A sliding hill and a weekend warming chalet are also available for winter fun.…

Designated as a Wilderness Area in September of 1964, Shining Rock encompasses over 18,000 acres. This area has elevations varying from 3300 to over 6,000 feet, lies on the north slope of the Pisgah Ledge, a northeasterly extension of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and gets its name from the white quartz outcropping near the crest of the Shining Rock Mountain.

12' x 14' Pan Abode precut cedar log cabin with covered porch on the shore of Shipley Bay offering excellent mountain views and wildlife watching. Mount Francis ( picturesque 2,592-foot limestone peak) visible from cabin. Cabin sits on low bluff between bay and creek. Large rocky beach in front of cabin, large grassy tidal flat in back where Shipley Creek meets ocean. Rugged 0.8-mile natural-tread trail connects to…

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River access and canoe launching for the Ouachita River.

Located in the Greenhorn Mountains, Shirley Meadows has a ski resort called Alta Sierra operating through a Forest Service Special Use Permit. Several trails start from this area as well. Please see https://www.altasierra.com/ for current conditions and additional information.

Shirley Site is located off of Highway 285 and County Road 200 just below Poncha Pass. Shirley got its name during the 1880's when it served as a busy construction camp for men building the Denver and Rio Grande rail line over Marshall Pass to the ore-rich mines in Gunnison. By summer of 1881, Shirley boasted 14 large business tents, most of which were saloons and dance halls.