This fee free campground has one vault toilet and no picnic tables or fire rings. It is not suitable for trailers due to road conditions.

*NOTE: This campground will stay open until the snow makes it unreachable. Summit Lake Campground generally does not open until Mid July due to the high elevation of 10,300 ft and is located on Buffalo Pass outside of Steamboat Springs. It provides 9 back-in campsites and 6 walk-in tent sites (all are first come first serve and cannot be reserved. Each site has a table and a fire grate, and vault toilets and trash…

Summit Lake Campground is a quiet retreat and a short distance from Warm Lake. The campground offers 3 campsites and the small but lovely Summit Lake is a treat. Natural Features: The campground is situated in a scenic pine forest, which provides partial shade in the campground. Lunch Creek runs alongside the campground and summer wildflowers are abundant. Recreation: The campground is near Johnson Creek and…

A 33-unit semi-primitive, wooded campground with paved access roads and parking spurs, located approximately 10 miles from Richwood, WV, adjacent to a popular 43-acre cold water fishing lake. Although the campground closes in winter, the lake is accessible year-round.

Summit Lake Campground is a small rustic campground on serene Summit Lake. Some of the sites are walk-in sites, but they all offer fishing, swimming in the shallow lake, and visiting nearby trails. Opening date is dependent on snow conditions.

Situated below the Mount Blue Sky summit, Summit Lake Park is the highest city park in North America and is the highest park in the Denver Mountain Parks system. This area is popular for its impressive scenery, alpine botanical features and wildlife viewing opportunities. In 1965, it was designated the first National Natural Landmark in Colorado, as the area is one of the best examples of Arctic tundra in the…

Provides access to: Summit Lake Trail 1177 which accesses Carbon and Bearhead Trails 1179 / 1179.1, Clearwater Trail 1178. All of these trails are within …

Provides access to:  Summit Lake Trail #926 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit Drinking water 6 vault toilets No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

The Summit Lake Trailhead is a very primitive trailhead located along the Wild and Scenic North Powder River. It serves as a trailhead for both the Summit Lake and North Powder River Trails.

This trail can be used to access Mud Lake, Rock Lake, or Spicer Reservoir; or Sword Lake for a longer backpacking trip. Trails access the Carson-Iceberg Wilderness. Elevation: 7073 feetLat/long: 38.4333, -119.9692

A trailhead offering hiking opportunities from Silver Mines Recreation Area.

This education and visitor information center is located at the summit of Big Mountain Whitefish Mountain Resort in the lower level of Summit House. The center can be accessed by purchasing a lift ticket at the resort or by hiking the Danny On…

Point of Interest on the Slim Buttes Land Unit.  Provides viewpoint of the surrounding landscape. Close to Buffalo, SD Area dispersed hiking and camping available.

Located below the fire lookout, the Summit Point Trailhead is a moderate sized rustic trailhead for the southern end of the Eagle Cap Wilderness. Access into the wilderness area is along the Cliff Creek Trail #1885 and is popular with summer hikers and backpackers as well as fall hunters. The site has parking for large trucks and…

Welcome to the Summit Ranger District, which encompasses the upper Highway 108 corridor on the Stanislaus National Forest. Large motor homes and trailers cannot be accommodated in some campgrounds. Electric and sewer hookups are not available. Fee RV dump stations are available at Clark Fork Campground, Dardanelle Resort and near Pinecrest on Highway 108 (closed on Sunday), one-half mile west of Summit Ranger…

Welcome to the Summit Ranger District, which encompasses the upper Highway 108 corridor on the Stanislaus National Forest. For the most current information please call the Summit Ranger District at (209) 965-3434, or stop by the office on Highway 108 at the turn-off to Pinecrest Recreation Area.

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The Summit Ridge Lookout Cabin is the only cabin available for rent on the Black Hills National Forest. It is a former fire lookout cabin that is currently available for rent. This primitive USFS cabin is eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The cabin measures 22x32 feet and sleeps 7 comfortably. The location also has room for a camp trailer or tent. …

Located on State Highway 138 west of Summit Valley Road (part of the Rim of the World Scenic Byway). This unpaved overlook offers views of Cajon Pass, home to Interstate 15 and 4 railway lines, this location is popular with railroad fans. Do not venture near the cliff. Open all year. Cajon Pass is a moderate-elevation mountain pass between the San Bernardino Mountains and the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern…

This Sno-Park, nestled in the shoulders of Mt. Hood, is a fabulous launching point to access many winter recreational opportunities including skiing, snowshoeing, and more. Space for 125 cars. Trailer parking available. Our field rangers publish a weekly snow conditions report during the winter: www.fs.usda.gov/goto/mthood/snow…

Summit Sno-Park is located 45 minutes west of Klamath Falls, Oregon off of highway 140, just east of the Klamath-Jackson County line. A classic High Cascades forest of rich green Douglas, Grand, and White firs dominate the landscape. At 5,000 feet in elevation, this Sno-Park is perched on the crest of the southern Oregon Cascades Mountains.  Summit is the only Sno-Park that is exclusive to cross country skiers…

Summit Springs Guard Station is located a couple of miles off the Sheep Creek Geological Loop southwest of Flaming Gorge in the high Uinta Mountain Range. The Civilian Conservation Corps built the complex in 1931 as part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. It was one of 11 guard stations built in the area to serve as homes for rangers who patrolled the forest on horseback prior to the modern age of vehicles. The…

Trailhead with 3 sites; tables and fire rings.

The Summitt Trail System is about 2 miles south of Hill City.  It is a small system with only 5 miles of dedicated OHV trails.  It is used heavily by the Palmer Gulch KOA campground which is located nearby. These trails are open year round.

6/28/2023: Campground Closed due to snow and no access Located near the Summit Rest Area/Visitors Center/Lincoln Monument. Access to the Tie City and Happy Jack trail systems via the Headquarters and Crow Creek Loop Trails. Open seasonally weather permitting but you can park at the gate and hike in in the winter. Trails are very wet and muddy in the springtime. One vault toilet some picnic table available.

Trailhead 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.

Summit View Campground is nestled high in the Bear River Range, about eight miles east of Georgetown, Idaho. Located within the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, this serene campground sits at an elevation of 7,200 feet, accessible via County Road 102 and Forest Road 095 off U.S. Highway 30. Numerous trails lace the area, including the Great Western Trail corridor and the 3.5-mile Harrington Peak trail, which starts…