TUMWATER CAMPGROUND and PICNIC AREA CLOSED Based on the recommendation of Forest Service Hydrologists and the 2014 Burned Area Emergency Response Team, Tumwater Campground will remain closed to the public for 2016. Tumwater Campground sits on an alluvial fan and is prone to debris flows and flooding, resulting from conditions created by the Chiwaukum Fire of 2014. The lack of vegetation recovery across the…

The access to Tunk Hole goes down a steep hill and has a boardwalk to the river with stairs. Brochure with map: Manistee River Manistee River Trail This…

Tunnel Brook Road is closed from the Forest Service gate to the trailhead due to damage sustained during tropical storm Irene.  Hikers can park at the gate and it is approximately a 2 mile walk from the current parking location to the trailhead.

The Tunnel Brook Trail follows a deep valley between Mt. Clough and Mt. Moosilauke. There are various beaver meadows at the height of land revealing the western flanks of Mt. Moosilauke and the eastern slides on Mt. Clough.

This campground is located along the Laramie River Road (County Road 103) near the confluence of the West Branch Laramie River and the Laramie River. It is situated in a mature lodgepole pine forest where the mountain pine beetle has been very active. As a result, many dead trees have been cut to provide for visitor safety. Each of the 49 sites has a picnic table, fire grate, bear locker and tent pad.

Tunnel Canyon Trailhead is located approximately two and a half miles south of I-40. It gives access to Tunnel Canyon Trail 05145, which is 2.4 miles long, and Birdhouse Ridge Trail 05411, both of…

Provides access to: Tunnel Creek Trail #841  Small parking area available.

Provides access to: Tunnel Creek Trail #841 Hikers who access Tunnel Creek from the Dosewallips Road should be prepared for a very steep hike to 50/50 pass over, at times, primitive terrain. Accessing the Tunnel Creek trail from the 2740 road provides a much gentler climb.

Tunnel Mills Group Campground is located off of I-80 in a remote location. Campground is located on a beautiful creek.  

Tunnel Picnic Site is located along Colorado Highway 14, adjacent to the Cache la Poudre River. The site is west of the Sleeping Elephant Campground. Three sites are available, each with a picnic table and a fire pit or grill.

Tunnel Reservoir Boating Site

Tunnel Ridge Road is the only connection between the trails in the Grays Arch area (Rough Trail and the Sheltowee Trace) and the Auxier Ridge area at the end of the drivable…

Tunnel Rock campground is located seven miles from Lewiston, north on County Road 105, and approximately 19 miles from Weaverville and offers fishing, camping, shade and beautiful scenery. This campground is across the road from the lake, about 250 feet from the water's edge, near a popular fishing spot. Each site is equipped with a table and fireplace. Boat launching and rentals can be found 1 mile south…

Trailhead access to Sandia Mountain Wilderness via North Crest Trail 130 and Del Orno Route 130b. Please refer to the Sandia Mountain Trails map to plan your course. Cell phone coverage is not guaranteed. It is the recreationist’s…

The Tunnel Vista offers spectacular views of the Tularosa Basin. Located alongside US82 just west of the actual tunnel, this site is a nice opportunity to stop.

Access to the Tuolumne Wild and Scenic River via Lumsden Road is closed, to provide for public safety, under Forest Order No. STF-16-2023-04 due to road damage caused by the 2023 atmospheric events. Access is limited to FSR 1S01, (South Fork Rd) – walk in only. Please contact the Groveland RD for additional information.…

This trail provides  accessinto the eastern portion of the Saguaro National Park. It is part of the Arizona National Scenic Trail. The portion of the Turkey Creek Trail which is in the Coronado National Forest follows a ridge that separates Turkey Creek…

Trailhead for access to the western end of Gila River Trail #724, as well as access to Turkey Creek Trail #155.

Turkey Creek Unit 10 Parking Day Use Area

This dispersed camping area, in open ponderosa pine forest at 7,400 feet, has limited established sites. There are no amenities. Please refer to our Dispersed Camping page for more information and dispersed camping best practices.   A spur trail off AZ 366/Swift Trail near these sites provides access to…

The Turkey Flat Forest Camp is one of several small campground located along the beautiful Wild and Scenic Lostine River. Nestled in a cool fir and pine tree forest, the campground is popular during the summer for local and regional campers visiting the Lostine Canyon and…

The site is located on Navajo Road, one quarter of a mile off  Parkhill Road.  The trailhead parking serves Motorcycles ATV’s. Open daily and year-round, Turkey Flat Campground has an open area of campsites that include picnic tables and two vault toilets. You should plan to be completely self-sustainable for the duration of your trip. There is no potable water (drinking water) onsite. There is no dump…

The Turkey Flats Trail #661 is on Pinon Mesa, part of the Fruita Division.  It connects Forest Service Road #400 to the Reservoir #1 Trail #663.  At the beginning of the trail, it climbs gradually through an aspen stand and continues into spruce/fir.  You eventually enter a long meadow where the Turkey Flats Trail intersects the Haypress Trail #662.  Stay to the left as the trail will enter…

Turkey Foot Campground is nestled along the banks of War Fork Creek in Jackson County. The gravel road into the campground is fairly steep and may be unsuitable for vehicles towing large trailers. A playfield with a horseshoe pit is located at the end of camping sites alongside the creek. All of the campsites are wooded. Directions: From US 421 take KY 587 north and turn left onto Forest Road 4 (Turkey…

Turkey Fork is a popular recreation destination offering premier fishing, camping, picnicking and watersports activities, such as swimming and water skiing. It has two developed campgrounds, a boat ramp and floating dock, two swimming areas, three bathhouses and a 240-acre lake stocked with bass, crappie and bluegill.    Turkey Fork's 20 RV campsites have picnic tables, grills, water…

Primitive conditions make pathfinding skills handy for travelers interested in following these trails from the West Turkey Creek Road into Rock Creek Canyon and beyond. Turkey Pen Trail begins its journey to the crest at the Turkey Creek Ranger Station and goes up and over a saddle into Turkey Pen Canyon. The trail follows this canyon…

Turkey Pen Gap Trailhead

Turkey Rocks Trailhead is the access point for climbing at Turkey Rocks.

Trailhead for Caledonia Trail #42 and access to the northern portion of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. .75 miles of this trail was logged in the summer of 2017. The beginning of the trail is a moderate incline through ponderosa forests to a saddle. As the trail drops down to Diamond Creek, it passes a waterfall and interesting rock formaitons. The trail will arrive at Diamond Creek which supports a lush mixed confier…

The Turkey Springs Winter Trail is 8.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 631- Piedra Rd. and ends at Forest Road 923 - Newt Jack Rd. The trail is open for the following uses: Snowmobiling.  For more information about snowmobiling in the area, check out the Colorado Snowmobile Association.