Black Canyon Sno-Park gives access to groomed snowmobile trails to Chelan Ridge and Parrish Peak, Cooper Mountain, Oss Peak, and Ski Peak areas with many scenic views. See MAP

This trailhead is located near Wolf Mountain Lookout and provides access to the southwestern terminus of Black Canyon Trail (#820) within Black Canyon Wilderness.  View a…

This remote 13,400 acre wilderness offers opportunities for solitude. The major creeks of Black Canyon and Cottonwood bisect the area. Dense thickets of willow and brush follow the stream course. Hillsides are dominated by mixed conifer and stands of park-like ponderosa pine. Ridge-tops are predominantly open sagebrush with some mountain mahogany. Deer and elk are common year round. The lucky observer may also see…

Not recommended

The Black Crater Trailhead provides access to Black Crater Trail #4058 within the Three Sisters Wilderness. The trail enters the…

Located on the north shore of the 35-acre Black Creek Lake, Black Creek Recreation Area has a picnic area and boat launch facility. The area also has walk-in camping sites available.

Black Creek, with it's deep, black water and white sand bars and colorful vertical bluffs, meanders through the De Soto National Forest with trees and flowering shrubs hanging over the banks.  Canoeing or floating down the river is available through an outfitter guide. Primitive camping is allowed all along the stream within the national forest and a number of trails can be accessed near the river.

This Trailhead provides access for Black Creek Trail.

The Black Creek Wilderness was established in 1984 and contains slightly more than 5,000 acres. The Black Creek Wilderness is named after its dominant feature, Black Creek Wild and Scenic River, which flows through its center. The wilderness contains a segment of the Black Creek Wild and Scenic River and about 10 miles of the Black Creek National Recreation Trail. Black Creek bisects the wilderness,…

The Black Dragon Trailhead marks the entrance to the Black Dragon Trail which is 1.8 miles long.  This trail provides a connection between the Ferron Canyon Picnic Area, which is adjacent to Forest Road 0022, and Forest Road 0170, which is south of Joes Valley.  The trailhead is at ~6480' elevation.

A Special Place Black Elk Wilderness is located in in the center of the Norbeck Wildlife Preserve & was designated as part of the National Wilderness Preservation System by Congress in 1980. The area is named for the Oglala Lakota holy man Black Elk & is sacred to many American Indians. It is the only Wilderness in the…

Black Elk Wilderness Black Elk Wilderness is located in in the center of the Norbeck Wildlife Preserve & was designated as part of the National Wilderness Preservation System by Congress in 1980. Read More Norbeck Wildlife Preserve Within the heart of the Black Hills of SD, lies the…

Dispersed Camping Area.

With 5,149 acres in Oklahoma and 8,430 acres in Arkansas, the wilderness features Black Fork Mountain, a steeply sloped ridge with numerous rock flows, rugged terrain, scenic overlooks, and diverse shrub and tree species.

The Black Fox Campground has nine camp sites.  Restroom facilities are available. The campground is in a remote location within a spruce forest on South Fork Rapid Creek.  The Black Fox Botanical Area is adjacent to the campground. A snowmobile trail with a warming hut is available. The campground is popular on weekends.   Black Fox Campground Information Reservations are not…

Black Gulch South Group Campground, elevation 2,390 ft. is located 3 miles southwest of Isabella Lake on the north side of state highway 178 across from Sandy Flats campground adjacent to the Lower Kern River in the Kern River Ranger District.  There are 5 group sites in 2 areas that can accommodate a total of 178 people. One site accommodates 18 people, two sites accommodate 30 people and two sites accommodate…

The Black Hills Overlook provides views of the surrounding Pine Ridge and grasslands and Black Hills of South Dakota. Forest Service Road 714A accessed from the western edge of Chadron State Park provides vehicle access to a small parking lot. From the trailhead it’s a short walk to the overlook.  As you pass thru this area on Road 714A you can still see the effects of the 1973 Dead Horse Fire. Most…

This is a loop road accessed from the Crown Point Road, #139, in two locations.  Ties into Forest Road 144. Restrooms are not available at this site.

This campground is at 6,300' elevation. 12 camping units. Please pack your trash out. The nearby Coronado Trail Scenic Byway makes for an interesting day trip. All Forest Service campgrounds have a 14-day stay limit. There are grills on the campground, but no drinking water is available. This is a nice large area for groups, with a pretty view at the south end. From rocky bluffs above Blackjack Cave to the…

Group Campground. Restrooms are available at this site, but no potable water.

Black Kettle Boating Site Fish Your National Forests: This site can be accessed by passenger car. The fish available include: Bass, Catfish, and Panfish. The types of fishing available include: Shore, Motorized boat, Spin, and Bait.  There is ADA Accessible fishing access with a fishing pier and a boat launch.

Campground is located at an elevation of 2,100 feet and has 12 camping units.

The Black Kettle and McClellan Creek National Grasslands contains over 31,000 acres in both Texas and Oklahoma.

Picnicking opportunities at Black Kettle Lake.

Parking area for day use.

This Black Lake Campground is a rustic facility with only 4 designated tent sites. Located on the edge of Black Lake and adjacent to the Hells Canyon Wilderness, the site is popular for visitors wanting a truly 'off-the-beaten-path' recreational experience. The access road to the campground is steep and rough, and is not…

Black Lake Campground provides primitive tent sites on the east shore of Black Lake located in the Hood River Ranger District. The area accesses nearby Black Lake Trail. The trail network in this area enters Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness to the north. This area is primitive and less visited than more developed sites…

Black Lake Recreation Area is a family-favorite on the Great Divide Ranger District. It is spread along the eastern shores of its namesake, Black Lake. The calm waters beckon to adventurers, offering fishing, boating, and swimming. Bring your trailer with your OHVs and access the Fishtrap Motorized Trail from the nearby Camp Loretta Trailhead just 12 miles away. OHV use in the campground is prohibited.

The Black Lakes are located on top of Vail Pass just a short distance down the Vail Pass / Tenmile Canyon National Recreation Trail from the Vail Pass Rest Area. There is a vault toilet and fishing pier located at the site.

This dispersed camp site is approximately 15 miles from McCall on Lick Creek Road, McCall Ranger District.  This site has a vault toilet, but no other services are available.  Pack out your trash.  Space for approximately 10 camp sites is available in close proximity to each other.