South Mill Pond Trail #550 is a 0.4 mile trail. This trail offers great views Red Bluff and Sullivan Mountain.  During the spring many wildflowers are in bloom along portions of the trail.

South Mills River Trailhead

South Mineral Campground, located along South Mineral Creek, is one of the most popular campgrounds in the San Juan National Forest. The campground has 26 sites, all of which are first-come, first-serve.  Most campsites are shaded and well-spaced thanks to spruce and fir trees. Some sites are handicapped accessible.  Some sites have large parking areas. Services include water, trash pickup, fire…

South Moat Mountain (2,770 ft.) can be reached in 2.7 miles from this trailhead, Middle Moat Mountain ((2,800 ft.) in 3.3 miles and North Moat Mountain ((3,196 ft.) in 5.3 miles. The trail continues for a total 9.7 miles to West Side Road.

35 miles from Chelan, mostly on dirt roads, this campground is for those looking to get away from it all. There are four campsites with three pit toilets. From this site there are a number of motorized trail bike, mountain bike, hiking and stock trails available, such as Safety Harbor Creek,…

South Park Ranger District includes South Park, part of the Mosquito Range, Eleven Mile Canyon and Jefferson Lake Recreation Areas, and the Tarryall Mountains and Puma Hills.  

In the 500-acre South Patrol Road prairie restoration nearly 200 different plant species have been planted and visitors will see sections of 8-foot-tall prairie grasses. The area is a mix of prairie and wetlands. Grassland bird species to see/hear include meadowlarks, bobolinks, dickcissels. Frogs to see and hear include leopard frog, chorus frogs, American Toad. Plant species to see include prairie dock, big…

There are several forest roads in the area. The South Pearl Road leads to the spur road #178A, and to the east of #169 there are roads #178.1, #178B, and #178D. Forest Road #176 is just south of #178 (it does not connect to #178 but it accessible from #169 or County Road 86).

A concrete boat ramp provides access to the 4,670 acres of Pike Bay. Pike Bay is adjacent to US Highway 2. Walleye, northern pike, crappie and other panfish are found in this lake.

Known for its clear, secluded waters, good fishing, and cultural history.  It is located three miles south on Cass Lake, MN on Highway 371 and two miles east on Forest Road 2137. South Pike Bay has 24 campsites with a picnic and swimming area on the east side of the campground.  |  Site Map

The South Pilgrim trailhead is located in the Little Belt Mountains. Please call the Belt Creek RD for information. Bears may frequent the area; keep all food out of sight in approved containers and remove all food from area after eating. Mandatory food storage is required.

Trail #621 - This 1.8-mile-long motorized trail accesses South Piney Creek.

Trail #626 - A wonderful day hike for the family at 1.2-mile-long. It provides quick access to the forest and follows South Piney Creek. Not recommended during high water.

Trail #080 - This trail begins in Penrose Park off the Story Penrose Trail - 033 and goes east toward Kearny Creek where the motorized portion ends at a dispersed camping spot. The trail is open to non-motorized use beyond that point where it ends at Forest System Road 319.

A wide pull-off on the side of Forest Road 2185. There is a bulletin board, but there are no amenities.

The South Piney Trailhead is located at the end of Forest Road 10129, and is the southern-most access point for the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail. The South piney Trailhead not only provides access to the Wyoming Range Trail, but also to the South Piney Creek Trail and the North Fork of the South Piney Creek trail. These trails provide for challenging hikes, quality big game hunting, and scenic views.

The South Platte Ranger District is located east of the Continental Divide in the central Rocky Mountains and lies adjacent to the Denver metro area in Park, Jefferson, Douglas, Clear Creek and Teller counties. The South Platte District is 450,000 acres in size with elevations ranging from 5,800' along the South Platte River, to over 14,000' at Mount Evans. Feel free to stop by our visitor center on…

The South Platte Ranger District has three locations where recreational shooting is allowed.  The first site is located near Buffalo Creek at NFSR 528.G. This area is suited for short range shooting. To get to this area, take US Hwy 285 South toward Pine Junction. Turn left (south) at the traffic light on Jefferson County Route 126. Travel for…

The South Platte River Corridor near Deckers, Colorado, has been a popular fishing location for decades. In the 1890s, Stephen Decker built a general store and later a saloon in this area. The South Platte Hotel, located at the confluence of the North Fork of the South Platte, was a popular resort in the early 1900s and was accessible only by train. The confluence provides access for fishing, kayaking…

This tree lined pond with its sand beach and surrounding mountains offer a great place for family gatherings. The area provides a bathhouse, picnic tables, grills and a carry-in launch for small boats.

This trailhead, which is located just north of Mud Springs Horse Camp, provides access into Black Canyon Wilderness via…

This horse camp was designed, installed and is maintained with the help of Mid-Valley Oregon Equestrian Trail Group.  In 2013 the old corral system was replaced with a 12 horse permanent hi-line system with the help of great group of volunteers. This horse camp offers a centrally located base camp for…

The South Quartz trail is 3.2 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 769 and ends at Forest Trail 7481. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding, and Motorcycle Trail Riding

South Ridge Road 5S11, is a 1.5 mile steep road that leads to South Ridge Trailhead, and 3 Yellow Post Sites. Each site is limited to a maximum of 8 persons at any one time. There is limited parking at these sites for 2 vehicles. Amenities includes 1 picnic table and 1 fire ring. There are no restroom facilities. There is no drinking water. No other camping on this road, campers must be at a yellow post site.…

The campground is is situated above Ruby Lake below the beautiful Ruby Mountains at a 6,000’ elevation, near the Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Ruby Valley Nevada.  Ruby Valley is a surprising wildlife oasis.  An expansive marsh is laced with riparian corridors coursing with cool, spring fed waters. Together with lush meadow and shrub-steppe uplands, these habitats support a diversity of wildlife…

This trailhead provides access to the southwestern area of the Russian Wilderness. To get to the trailhead, take Forest Highway 1C01 from either Etna or Sawyers Bar.  Near where both the South and North Russian Creeks meet the North Fork of the Salmon and the Idlewild Campground, take Forest Road 40N54 south and east, then the spur  road 40N54A south to the trailhead. Trail #5453 goes south following South…

This fishing site is an undeveloped pullout along Colorado Highway 7, 3.7 miles west of Lyons.

This picnic site is located 7.75 miles west of Lyons along the south side of Colorado Highway 7, adjacent to the south fork of Saint Vrain Creek. High, rocky canyon walls provide the scenic backdrop for these picnic sites nestled in the shade of cottonwood trees.

The South Saint Vrain Trailhead is the trailhead for the east end of the South Saint Vrain Trail (#909). The South Saint Vrain Trail (#909) climbs west along South Saint Vrain Creek. In about two miles, the trail follows an old road, then turns off to the right (north) and climbs to avoid private property. At the top of this climb, the trail crosses an old road with signs to the Stapp Lakes. The Stapp Lakes are on…