Sink Mountain Boat Ramp is located approx 1 mile on paved Forest Road 298 off TN Hwy 167. It is your responsibility to read, know, understand, and follow all specific rules and regulations which are also posted at the day-use area. Alcohol prohibited.

Located in the ponderosa pine forest, this campground is within walking distance of Willow Springs Lake which provides boating and fishing opportunities. Hiking and mountain biking opportunities are nearby in the non-motorized Wildlife Area. The General Crook National Recreation Trail is also within a mile of the campground. Be prepared for rain, often heavy, through July and August. Expect cool to cold nighttime…

The Sinkin Trailhead provides access to the middle of the Between the Rivers Section of the Ozark Trail (OT).  There is an old cabin and fire lookout tower near the trailhead.  Visitors usually are able to find parking easily at this trailhead.   The Between the Rivers Section of the Ozark Trail provides the necessary connection between the Current and Eleven Point Rivers. In addition to…

The Sinks Canyon Campground has 14 campsites. It is located between Popo Agie Falls and Sinks Canyon State Park, where the Popo Agie River disappears into the side of a mountain and then mysteriously reappears farther down the way. There is a trailhead near the falls that penetrates the Popo Agie Wilderness. There is a nearby rock climbing area on BLM lands. No trailers over 20 feet. Popo Agie is pronounced "puh-POE…

The 163,000 acre Sioux Ranger District is located in the southeast corner of Montana and the northwest corner of South Dakota. The District is composed of eight separate Land Units and has often been described as "islands of green in a sea of rolling prairie." This is an appropriate description as the Federal Lands are hills or mesas of ponderosa pine rising above rolling grasslands. The area offers excellent…

Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort Phone: (575) 587-2240Sipapu Ski LodgeRoute Box 29, Vadito, NM 87579Email: resort@sipapunm.com Open: 9 am-4 pm (ski lift)Peak Elevation: 9,100 feetBase Elevation: 8,200 feetTerrain: 19 runs; 20% beginner, 50% intermediate, 30% advancedSnowmaking: 10% of trailsLifts: 2 Pomas, 1 triple chairUphill…

Sipsey River Picnic Area has a beautiful river trail, tables, and a canoe launch.Visitors can enjoy an environment of solitude while surrounded by natural settings. The Sipsey Wilderness is approximately 13 miles and suitable for equestrian riding. 

Located in the Rock Creek drainage, this campground is adjacent to Rock Creek, situated within an old growth ponderosa pine forest. This area is known for its blue ribbon trout stream and rugged canyon environment. The campground is open year-round, weather dependent. There are no amenities from October through April.

This site gives paddlers access to a section of the White River that is primarily federal ownership. The canoe access is carry-in and there are steps leading down to the river. The forest surrounding the site is oak, pine and aspen with a few open areas, potentially making this a good location for seeing wildlife.

The Siskiyou Crest Bike Route begins at the Mt. Ashland Ski Area parking lot (elevation 6,600 feet) and follows Forest Road 20 (unpaved) for 14 miles along the crest of the Siskiyou Mountains to Jackson Gap. From the Gap road 800 ascends on the right about 1.5 miles to the summit of Dutchman Peak (elevation 7,418 feet). Total distance from Mt. Ashland parking lot to Dutchman Peak and back is about 31 miles.…

Star Ranger Station (541) 899-3800 6941 Upper Applegate RoadJacksonville, Oregon 97530  

The forested mountains, valleys and meadows of the Siskiyou Wilderness in Del Norte, Humboldt and Siskiyou counties of northwestern California offer vistas of incredible beauty, diverse scenery and limitless opportunities for solitude. The Wilderness, named for the mountains that cross it, is administered by three national forests: Six Rivers, Klamath and Siskiyou. Rain falling in the Siskiyou Wilderness (from 40"…

The United States Congress designated the Siskiyou Wilderness in 1984 and it now maintains a total of 182,628 acres. Siskiyou Wilderness is located in the highest portion of the Siskiyou Mountains in Northern California and is shared by three National Forests: Klamath,…

The Sissy Trail #716 is most often used by people camping in the Weir & Johnson Campground who are interested in a quick and easy hike. The primary vegetation along this trail includes spruce and fir trees. Sissy Lake is a shallow lake and does not support any type of fish habitat. Geo-Ref Trail Map  …

Maintained and operated in cooperation with the Central Oregon Chapter of Oregon Equestrian Trails, this five site campground offers early season access to the Metolius Windigo Trail. Please note: Horse campgrounds have been designed to accommodate people who need to corral their horses. We have a limited number of these kinds of campgrounds and ask, out of courtesy and safety for you and the horses, to please…

The Sisters Mirror Trailhead offers access to Sisters Mirror Lake via the Mirror Lakes Trail #20 within the Three Sisters Wilderness. This trail also offers access to the Pacific Crest Trail…

Located in Sisters, Oregon, you can obtain passes, permits, maps and other Deschutes National Forest information at this office. Sisters Ranger District201 N. Pine Street / PO Box 249Sisters, OR 97759(541) 549-7700

This trail goes north from Sisters, then turns west and ends at the Indian Ford Campground.

Coldwater Lake Recreation Area is located 45 miles east of Castle Rock in the heart of the blast zone near the Science and Learning Center at Coldwater and Johnston Ridge Observatory. Experience the effect the May 18, 1980 eruption had on the Coldwater Valley…

This site on Trout Creek offers a covered picnic area and viewing platform at a steelhead recovery site on the historic Wind River Nursery and Hemlock Civilian Conservation Corps Camp. This is a great jumping off point for more strenuous hikes and adventures, but also an easy place to experience nature and history. This shaded and pleasant picnic site on Trout Creek offers a covered area with picnic tables and a…

A group of forested picnic areas with tables and fire rings are located adjacent to the Ice Cave, a popular 650 foot long cave that has a beautiful display of ice stalactites and ice stalagmites early in the season. When exploring the cave bring a flashlight/headlamp plus a back-up and a warm jacket even in summer months, as the cave remains cool. During winter visitors will need to park at…

The area consists of very tall old growth trees on basically flat terrain of lush vegetation and room to roam. One of the first recreation sites reached when heading into the forest south from Randle, WA on Forest Road 25. The accessible picnic area is set among a majestic forest glen along the Cispus River adjacent to the Iron Creek…

Located on the Lewis River in the Lower Falls Campground this day use area is near the Lower Lewis Falls and within the Lewis River Recreation Area. A flat, paved parking area accesses rolling paved and dirt trails leading to falls viewing areas. Set among mature forests along the North Fork Lewis River, this site is one of the most popular areas on the forest. The Lewis River Trail #31 running past the day use site…

The Marble Mountain Picnic Shelter is located on Forest Road 83. It is situated between many popular sites on Mount St Helens, such as Ape Cave, June Lake, Ape Canyon and Lava Canyon. 

The Smith Creek Viewpoint offers a lovely view of Smith Creek and is a very pleasant place to have a picnic. Picnic tables available.

Within Walupt Lake Campground. The Lake has a primitive boat ramp and day use area great for swimming and hanging out a hot summer day. Mosquitos can be a problem early in the season. There are numerous trails nearby. Walupt Lake Trail # 101…

If you have an interest in history or gardening this is the place to visit! The Sites Homestead is coming alive to portray a time in its past when pioneers and early settlers established farms in the area. Gardens have been planted all around the homestead by Master Gardener Kaila St. Louis. Herbs, flowers, and vegetables from the mid-1800's are growing in profusion, creating a lovely accent to the house itself.…