Shared-use Sno-Park offering 70 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, and 57 miles of marked un-groomed XC ski/snowshoe trails. Approximately 30 parking spaces. More information can be found on the Washington State Parks Winter Recreation website.

Just before the end of the Blind Bull Road, a pullout on the right provides parking and access to the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail. Trail 090 to Black Canyon is accessed from Blind Bull Lake, about a mile down the road. The Blind Bull/Horse Creek Snowmo Trail E begins at mouth of Blind Bull Creek, about 27 miles up the Greys River Snowmo Trail, and connects to Horse Creek past the Blind Bull warming hut.…

The Blind Bull Warming Hut is deep in the backcountry between the Big Piney and Greys River Ranger Districts. The area around the warming hut provides access to some of the best snowmobiling in the country. From the warming hut, riders can jump on the Blind Bull/North Horse Creek Snowmobile trail and head to the top of the Wyoming Range and down into the Grey's River. For more adventurous off trail riders the North…

This campground is the first of several campsites along the canyon formed by the Yankee Fork of the Salmon River. Fishing for rainbow trout in the river, and interpretive and historical tours available nearby. Each site has picnic tables, fire rings with cooking grills. There is a Vault toilet.  The sites  accommodate trailers and motorhomes up to 32 feet.

This is a rustic style 12' x 14' Pan-Abode log cabin with sleeping space for 4 to 6 people. The cabin was constructed in 1975. Nestled in a sheltered cove, it is a great jumping-off spot for exploration of various bays and inlets in the northern Behm Canal area. The area is noted for salmon, halibut, red snapper, and shrimp. A fresh water lake with trout is located about 1/2 mile upstream from the cabin. There is no…

The Blind River Rapids Shelter is an 8'x12' three-sided Adirondack-style shelter off of the Blind River Rapids Trail. The shelter has benches and a view of Blind Slough.

The Blind River Rapids Trailhead encompasses a large parking area and restroom on site. The trailhead accesses the Blind River Rapids Trail to Blind Slough and shelter.

The Blind Slough Picnic Area includes two large shelters, a smaller, accessible shelter, and two vault toilets that are available for group and individual day use. The area accesses Blind Slough for fishing, swimming, kayaking, and small boating, as well as ice skating in the winter.

The Blixt Trail #508.1A follows an old mining road, starting in the Ophir Valley on Forest System Road #630 and climbs steeply to Bridal Veil Basin. From FSR 630, the trail climbs above tree line past remnants of historic mining to a high saddle locally known as Oscar’s Pass. This trail then intersects the Wasatch Trail #508 and the Bridal Veil Trail #636.

The Block and Tackle Trail #545 begins at an intersection with the Brush Creek Trail #400 and ends at Cement Creek Road, FSR #740.  The trail climbs to the summit of a ridge where it intersects the Double Top Trail #405.  It then descends to Cement Creek Road.  This trail provides access between the Brush Creek and Cement Creek drainages.…

Blodgett Campground consists of 5 campsites, 1 walk-in site, plus 1 host site, complete with picnic tables, fire rings, and a vault toilet. There are two accessible campsites.  The campground rests under the towering cliff faces of Blodgett Canyon which are very popular to rock climbers. Blodgett Canyon Picnic Area is across Blodgett Creek.  Campground can accommodate RV's or trailers to 45 feet.

Blodgett Overlook Trailhead offers adequate parking for both single vehicles and trailers. It offers access to Blodgett Trail #19. Facilities include, hitching rails and a vault toilet.

Blodgett Trailhead is located adjacent to the Blodgett Campground. It has adequate parking for both cars and trailers. It offers access to Blodgett Trail #19 to Blodgett Lake, Blodgett Pass and Trail #303 to High Lake, and the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. Facilities include hitching rails and a vault toilet.

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Bloody Dick Cabin, named after the English Trapper Richard "Bloody" Leigh, is a small wood frame cabin. Nestled in the evergreens near Reservoir Lake in Southwestern Montana's Bitterroot Mountains - the cabin is available for rental year-round. Popularity peaks during the summer and fall seasons with hikers, OHV enthusiasts, and big game hunters.

East on county road 2B01 from Somes Bar approx 13 miles to a small turnout. Hike down to the water and an overlook of the rapids.

This river access consists of a short road to a small turn around where a foot trail will lead you to across the rocks to Bloomer Falls. Here the river cuts through bedrock creating a Class IV rapid.

  Campground is located in a timbered setting along the banks of the North Fork Mokelumne River, 2.4 miles west of Ebbetts Pass and four miles north of Highland Lakes. 20 campsites with picnic tables, fire rings, and grills. As of June 6, 2024 hand pump water is NOT available

Hiking - Trailhead opens July 1st every year. Managed by Montpelier Ranger District: (208)847-0375

Blossom Rock Trail is a 1.1-mile trail in the Lane Spring Recreation Area. It leads up to the Blossom Rock, which is a sandstone formation that appears to "blossom" forth from the surrounding limestone. The views of the rock outcrop is very pretty and the back half of the trail provides views of the Little Piney River. The trailhead is at the…

Offering both sunny and shaded camping sites, visitors to Blowing Springs Campground will be amazed by the phenomenon for which this site is named. A unique geological feature creates a duct that blows air out of the rocks at a constant 58 degrees, which may feel warm or cool depending on the season. Direct access to trails leading to swimming holes, and a stream stocked with trout are a few of the many reasons to…

Description: Blowout Butte is a moderately challenging 0.55-mile trail that begins off Campus #559 and ends at the top of the butte! This fun trail contours around Blowout Butte where trail users can enjoy unobstructed 360-degree views.    General description of area trails: The Blowout Wash Trail System introduces the user to a high desert hiking experience in the foothills east of Mingus Mountain. Low…

Blowout Campground is located on Highwy 26, approxiametly 58 miles southeast of Idaho Falls, ID.  Aspens and tall lodgepole pines partially shade the campground.  Blowout Boat Ramp is located down the hill from the campgroud and is on the Palisades Reservoir. Fishing for Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout, Brown Trout, Lake Trout and Kokanee, motorized and non-motorized boating activities are all popular…

Description: Blowout Canyon is a challenging 3.2-mile trail that begins off of Bullseye #557 and loops back onto Bullseye 3.2 miles later. Taking off shortly past the trailhead, Blowout Canyon offers more of a challenge to users recreating in the Blowout Wash system. The trail is characterized by narrow twists and turns and having more exposure than other trails in the system. The user is rewarded for their…

Snowmobiling

This body of water is part of the Provo drainage.

This shallow launch provides access to Suttle Lake at the slow speed (10mph) end of the lake.  Large craft are not reccommended. Recreation Fee Site: Parking at this site requires a recreation pass. Passes are NOT available at this site, but can be purchased from Forest Service offices or vendors.

Blue Bay Campground is on the south shore of Suttle Lake' There is a boat launch adjacent to this campground. Find a map of this campground here.

Located on State Route 16, near Alvon, West Virginia, Blue Bend is in a rustic and beautiful setting along scenic Anthony Creek. The area serves both campers and daytime visitors, and is popular for fishing, swimming, hiking, and picnicking. Most of these trails were constructed in the 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps.  Anthony Creek Trail follows the creek in a narrow valley filled with rhododendron…

The Blue Buck Knob National Scenic Byway dissects 24-miles of the Mark Twain National Forest. The byway travels through farmland, open pastures, and densely wooded hillsides. Several overlooks treat adventurers to resplendent panoramas. The Scenic Byway is a delightful drive, boasting alluring scenes and pleasant recreational opportunities. Its short length, entertainment potential, and scenic qualities make this…