Sly Creek Campground has 25 units. Campground has drinking water, rest rooms,and garbage service. Each camping unit has a table and a fire ring.Trailers up to 22 feet can be accommodated, however no hookups are provided. Maximum stay is 14 days.  Sly Creek Reservoir usually opens around May 4 through October. Boat ramp open.   

Recreation Opportunity Guides (ROG) - These guides contains information, maps, and directions to assist you in enjoying your trip to the Eldorado National Forest. Sly Guard Cabin Fees and Passes…

 Shaded by Scrub oaks and Grey Pine, Smalley Cove Campground offers 5 campsites near Kerchoff Reservoir.  A vault toilet is provided and campsites include picnic tables and grills.

The Smalley Mountain Trail #531 provides the best way to reach the lower trailhead of Hawxhurst Trail #530 or Hawxhurst Cow Camp, if coming from the Collbran area. The first two miles of the trail are largely aspen and open meadows; the last 2.3 miles are generally oak brush or a combination of aspen and oakbrush. The trail is of medium difficulty.…

It accesses a popular and scenic system of shorter loop hikes that is also a popular ungroomed crosscountry skiing area in winter. The Smarts Brook trail passes through the center of these loops and slowly ascends the valley, connecting after 5.1 miles to the Sandwich Mountain trail just below Jennings Peak.

​Originally built by the NH Forest Service, the former Fire Warden's cabin is now maintained by the Dartmouth Outing Club. The cabin is located on the summit of Smart's Mountain (3,240 ft.). The rustic cabin accommodates eight. A privy is available on site. Three primitive tent-sites are available just south on the Lambert Ridge Trail (Appalachian Trail). Water is accessed via the blue-blazed Daniel Doan Trail at…

The Smarts Mountain Trailhead is located 5.1 miles east from Lyme on the Lyme-Dorchester Rd. This trailhead primarily serves the Appalachain Trail where it crosses. There is an information and an interpretive kiosk at this site. No other amenities are provided. Going north this section of the AT is called the Lambert Ridge Trail which ascends the scenic Lambert Ridge and then steeply climbs to the summit of Smarts…

This road travels 7.4 miles from State Highway 18 in Cactus Flats into Lone Valley ending at the junction with Arrastre Creek Road 2N02. Important Note: 3N03 from State Highway 38 to the entrance to Cactus Flats OHV Staging Area is street legal vehicles only. Non-street legal vehicles must transported by haul vehicles to the Pinnacles OHV Staging Area. Forest 2N02 is street legal only from the junction of 2N02 of…

This 11.7 mile trail alternates up Smarty Creek and North Twentymile Creek on its looping journey back to the Forest Service Road #39 just south of Thirtymile Meadows. The trail travels through high elevation pristine meadows with occasional water and wildflowers. Moose and beaver may be seen in the area. This trail also provides access to North Fork Twentymile Trail #560.

Smeads Bench Trail #1077 follows Smeads Creek up to Loveland Peak Trail #1070.The trail crosses Smeads Creek but the crossing is easily negotiated.

Smiley Creek Concession Site

The campsites in this site are more heavily used during the midweek than other areas along Metolius River.  However, with ample campsites along the river, it is rare for all the sites to be taken even on the busiest weekend. This campground offers opportunities to fly fish, provides access to trails, and is just one mile north of the Camp Sherman Store. Find a map of this campground…

Smith Creek Landing, at the southernmost tip of the forest and directly on the Apalachicola River, provides the last chance to put in or take out a boat or canoe before heading downriver out of the Apalachicola National Forest. Fishing This area is popular with river and stream anglers. Hunting This site is used primarily as a hunt camp during general gun season.

Smith Creek Trail #085 - Rugged and remote, winding up the face of the Bighorn Mountains. 

Access/entry point to the Mt. Moriah Wilderness.

This provides access to the Smith Creek loop of the Cedar Creek Trail system.  

The first two miles of this hike is on private land. Please respect the landowner and stay on the trail. Lower Smith Creek contains numerous waterfalls and pools great for a mid summer wade or swim. The trail crosses the creek numerous times in the first few miles and requiring multiple fords. By July, the water is generally shallow and the fords are relatively easy. The trail passes through open plateau country…

The Smith Fork Area of the Greys River Ranger District offers 27 miles of scenic driving and recreation opportunities.  A multitude of…

This area has not been logged out since the Crater Creek fire. Remote, high mountain lake accessible by hike-in only from the Iron Gate Trailhead on the Boundary Trail #533 to…

This area has not been logged out since the Crater Creek fire. This easy 1 mile Pasayten Wilderness trail travels off of the Boundary Trail #533 to the 6 miles from the Irongate Trailhead. The Smith Lake Trail #533.2 travels…

Smith Lake Campground features 7 camp units, potable water, vault toilets, a boat ramp, and a day use area with 3 picnic units.

Generally, open July to October as weather and conditions allow. Access/entry point to the East Humboldt Wilderness.

*Campers should come prepared with a variety of inspect repellant as the mosquitos are exceptionally thick this year. This seasonal trail is generally not melted off until late June due to snow levels at this elevation. This Trailhead serves as the access point for Smith Lake Trail #1194. This 0.75 mile trail is good for all ages and hiking levels. The trail climbs through open meadows and dense stands of Spruce and…

Smith Point Trail #636 travels from the end of Smith Point Road, FSR #406, to the Dominguez Road on BLM land.  It is intersected at approximately 1.2 miles by Carson Hole Trail #610.  The first one-half mile is the steepest section; this section is characterized primarily by Ponderosa Pine and Spruce/Fir.  The trail then travels across an open meadow and sage area before crossing a small creek and…

If you are looking for a base camp that is popular for Horse Riding and Camping or a destination campground with a rustic atmosphere, try the Smith Rapids Recreation Area off State Highway 70 east of Fifield. The Smith Rapids Recreation Area on the Park Falls District consists of a campground with 10 sites and is located on the South Fork of the Flambeau River. It provides an ideal focal point for hiking, river…

Stocked annually with trout, Smith Reservoir makes a good fishing spot. Boats can be launched from a site near the dam (a 10 mile per hour speed limit for boats is enforced). Lakes End Campground is the one campground located on the reservoir and is accessible only by boat. Beautiful…

Located in the southern portion of the Mallard Larkins Roadless Area, this alpine trailhead offers dispersed camping and a rustic hiking/stock trail (Trail 240) which connects to many other trails in the area, making it a great place for day hikers as well as for those seeking a longer, more strenuous backpacking/stock packing trip.

Recreational activities abound in the Smith River National Recreation Area or NRA. The beautiful Smith River offers fishing for steelhead, trout, and salmon. During the summer months, the pure, clean waters of the Smith River are perfect for swimming, rafting, or fishing and the forested mountainsides present occasions for hiking, bird watching, wildflower walks, or perhaps just lounging in the sun. Winter…

The Forest partners with the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation in offering many miles of snowmobile trails for winter fun and adventure. Travel to Smith's Ferry just 60 miles north of Boise along Highway 55 and visit Wellington Snow Park.  There are over 400 miles of trails, 250 of which are groomed, with access to McCall and Cascade.    Another great ride in the…

This is a paved campground with no hook-ups. The nearest phone is 13 miles away. Popular local recreation activities include lake fishing and hiking.