Union Reservoir is set in a granite basin with expansive mountain views. The reservoir has lots of small islands and is kept mostly full. The campground is adjacent to the reservoir, nestled in red fir and lodgepole pine forest.

Union Flate Campground is located 6 miles east of Downieville on the North Yuba River along Hwy 49. It is surrounded by oak and maple trees. Hiking trails are nearby. This campground is the only place on the North Yuba River for recreational mining. An area downstream from from the campground is available for recreation mining. Recreational mining is hands and pans only. Mining claims are in surrounding area.…

Located in the Crystal Basin at approximately 5,500 feet in elevation. Under "Find an Area" use the plus sign to the left of the name to drill down to a facility in that area.

Union Reservoir is set in a granite basin with expansive mountain views. The reservoir has lots of small islands and is kept mostly full. The campground is adjacent to the reservoir, nestled in red fir and lodgepole pine forest. Bear boxes are available at this campground. A few parking spots for day users. Campsites have their own parking spaces.

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This trail crosses to the Kilkenny Ridge Trail and is a shorter, but steeper route to scenic Unknown Pond than from the Southern Trailhead. There are designated tent sites and an outhouse at Unknown Pond, but not at the trailhead. Mill Brook Road is gated closed in the winter.

It is 3.3 miles from the trailhead to the Unknown Pond Tent site and the serene waters of Unknown Pond. There are no amenities at the trailhead, but an outhouse and tent sites can be found at Unknown Pond. The Fish Hatchery Gate is closed from 4 pm-8 am, so hikers will not be able to drive into or out from the Trailhead during those times. FMI (603) 449-3412

Nestled next to calm waters of Unknown Pond, this tent site is located off a spur of the Unknown Pond Trail. There is an outhouse, 6 designated camping spaces and reliable water from the pond or stream.

This lookout is a 40-foot wooden tower perched on a beautiful rock pinnacle. A hiking trail is available for those that wish to explore the Eagle Peak roadless area. The lookouthas a fantastic vista for views of the St. Regis River drainage and the high alpine country.

The Upalika trailhead serves as one of several access points to the Victory Section of the Ozark Trail.   Named after the one-room schoolhouse that formerly stood near the Victory Trailhead, this isolated section of the Ozark Trail is separated from the Wappapello Lake Section’s southern terminus by the Black River and three miles of rugged terrain. The trail follows through heavy oak forests with…

Trailhead offering numerous opportunities for looped and out and back day hikes along with access to the Bridger Foothills National Recreation Trail and Ross Pass.

When early settlers ventured up Mount Graham, the Arcadia area was usually as far as they got on the first day. A little later in the history of the Pinaleños, Arcadia was the site of one of several Civilian Conservation Corps camps established in the 1930s to provide jobs for workers idled by the Great Depression. Today, Arcadia Campground is the first campground visitors encounter on their way up Mount Graham by…

Upper Arm is situated on a quiet cove of the Breitenbush Arm of Detroit Lake away from motor boating activities. Fishing opportunities abound along the shoreline trails and from the wooden fishing pier. Enjoy calm water at the sandy swimming beach. Observe various species of waterfowl and birds from the wildlife viewpoint.

Look around and enjoy the Upper Barker Reservoir in 360 degree view. A fishing lake in the North Creek Lakes area. The Department of Wildlife Resourses of Utah (DWR) stocks this lake with Brook Trout. Other fishing lakes near Upper Barker Reservoir are Flat Lake,…

The Upper Bear Summit Trailhead is a signed site that includes an information kiosk and a loading/unloading ramp for animals. It serves Bear Summit (#286) and Bear Summit West (#288) trails.  All trailheads have space for parking.

The campground is composed of two sections laid out under ponderosa pine. Parking on several sites is side-by-side providing little privacy between sites. The nearby Beaver Creek Reservoir features a boat ramp and fishing for brown, brook and rainbow trout and kokanee salmon.

This body of water is part of the Little Cottonwood drainage.

The Upper Bench Trail #625 is used as a connecting route between the Johnson Basin Road, FSR #425 and the Calcord Road, FSR #411.1A.  Since this trail contours a hillside at a fairly level grade for the entire distance, it is a relatively easy trail to hike.  It passes through primarily oak brush and aspen stands and a few intermittent spruce/fir stands.…

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Provides access to: Upper Big Quilcene Trail #833 

The Upper Blackfoot spans Lewis & Clark and Powell counties. The majority of the area is west of the continental divide. The Rocky Mountain Range and Flathead National Forest are directly north and the Divide  is to the south. To the east, mountains become grassy foothills with isolated buttes. Montana Highway 200 cuts east-west through the center, crossing over Rogers Pass to follow the Blackfoot…

A rustic camping experience in a beautiful setting off the beaten path, Upper Blue Campground is located below the high bluffs and near streamside within the Blue River Valley.

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The Upper Bonito Dispersed Recreation Area is located at the end of Forest Road 107 in Bonito Canyon. It is a popular dispersed camping site with access to the adjacent White Mountain Wilderness Area and its trails.

Upper Box Creek Trailhead is located on a point overlooking Upper Box Creek reservoir at an elevation of nearly 8,900 feet.  There is a vault restroom, information kiosk, and gravel parking.  Upper Box Creek can be a great fishing opportunity, plus there is wildlife viewing, hunting, hiking, and OHV riding on designated routes.  Please pack-out what you pack-in.