Located on highway 285, 19 miles north east of Saguache.

The Village Trail #416 begins across from the log cabin in the Telluride Ski Area and ends at Mountain Village. This trail is a single track mountain biking/hiking experience that rolls downhill across ski runs and through dense spruce-fir stands. Occasional tight turns and rough trail tread require intermediate biking skills.

The Village Floatboat Access is a site to launch a raft into the South Fork Boise River.  There is a restroom on site.

End of road site with outfitter jet boat services for the Salmon River. Site is take-off point for upriver travel via jet boat to Shepp Ranch, James Ranch and Mackay Bar. Site has a boat launching ramp, but is not recommended for average user: 4-wheel drive and winch required to get back up the ramp.

Located in the northeast part of the Forest, this high elevation area provides spectacular vistas of the North Fork John Day Wilderness, the Middle and North Fork drainages of the John Day River, and the peaks of the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness to the south. The area has a rich history and active and decaying remains of mines can be seen.…

This scenic area is located on the southernmost portion of the Umatilla National Forest adjacent to the North Fork John Day Wilderness. It covers over 25,000 acres, including the highest elevation point on the Forest: Vinegar Hill at 8,100 feet. The major attraction of this area, aside from hunting opportunities, is the splendid 360-degree vista available from several high elevation viewpoints. Hiking in grassy,…

This picnic site is located on the scenic south shore of Roosevelt Lake, within the Roosevelt Lake Wildlife Area.  During the winter Canada Geese and bald eagles can be observed. The drive to Vineyard Canyon is highlighted by spectacular views of the Sierra Ancha Mountains, Four Peaks Wilderness, Roosevelt Lake and the Tonto Basin. Trails provide access to the lake for fishing. The picnic area, tables, and…

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The Virginia Lake Cabin is a fully accessible 16' x 16' A-frame cabin with a 10' x 18' addition, wrap-around deck, walkways to site facilities, and a floating dock. 2 single bunks, table, benches, wood stove, wood shed, splitting maul. Bedding, cooking utensils, and firewood not provided. Skiff and oars provided, bring your own personal floatation.  Guests should provide their own firewood.

The trailhead parking is a small pull out suitable for 3 or 4 vehicles. The 4 mile easy trail makes a loop back to the trailhead filled with spring flowers. The trail is hard to follow due to cow trails criss crossing the main trail.  After beginning traveling through the open terrain it then goes through an old growth stand of timber with seasonal ponds. There are many scenic views halfway…

This sno-park has a small parking area, provides access to 6 miles of ski trails, and connects to the Swampy and Dutchman trail systems. It is usually full on winter weekends. To view a map of the nordic trail system accessed at this sno-park, click here.

Public tour site along the State Water Project where you can learn more about California's water at Lake Oroville (Butte County in Northern California), San Luis Reservoir (Merced County in Central California), and Pyramid Lake (Los Angeles County in Southern California). Each center is staffed by knowledgeable guides and offers exhibits and videos that highlight California’s world-renowned water delivery system and…

Overlook deck located just below Santa Fe Ski Area at a pullout.  Interpretive viewing of area mountains. 

This popular campground is open year round. The campground is located in the scenic San Diego Canyon, with spectacular red rock canyon and mesa views. Come prepared for warm days and cool nights during the summer months and cold winter temperatures. The Jemez River, adjacent to the campground, offers excellent fishing opportunities (valid State fishing license required) and wildlife viewing. Uses: Overnight camping…

Vista Point is a popular stopping point along the Beartooth Scenic Highway. From Red Lodge, MT drive south on US Hwy 212 (Beartooth Scenic Highway) for 18.9 miles to the Vista Point parking area. A short hard surface trail leads to a platform overlooking Rock Creek Valley, where you can enjoy spectacular views and various interpretive displays. There is a large parking lot and restroom facilities available.

No amenities. A popular trailhead to access the Mount Hood Wilderness with room for up to 10 cars. Provides access to: Vista Ridge Trail #626 and Mount Hood Wilderness.

This trailhead provides access to: Vivian Lake Trail #3662 Mt. Yoran Trail #3683 See Trail pages for more information.

Vogel Canyon is a scenic tributary of the Purgatorie River. Permanent springs at the bottom of the canyon support a variety of wildlife, which can best be seen early in the morning or just before sunset. Vogel Canyon has a rich history. American Indians lived in the canyon 300-800 years ago and left rock art which is visible on the canyon walls.During the 1870's, a spur off the Santa National Historic Fe Trail (…

There's a story of cataclysm and survival written in the landscape along this scenic drive. The route passes through the most recently active portion of the San Francisco volcano field surrounding Flagstaff, and at the same time offers access to some of the most notable and best preserved ancient Native American ruins in northern Arizona. The last eruption in this area occurred around A.D. 1250 or so, as the earth'…

One of the rare spots where a boater can directly reach Lake George without having to cross the Volusia Bar, the Volusia Wharf Boat Ramp is an unpaved ramp leading into a dredged channel through the bar. Swing right, and head upriver into Astor; go straight to head into the shallows of Lake George. Navigating Lake George takes some skill and a trustworthy depthfinder. The lake is broad and very shallow. A breeze…

Popular with Off Highway Vehicle users, Voyager Rock camping area is located on the east shore of Courtright Reservoir off of the Dusy-Ershim trail. Large Lodgepole pine trees provide shade to the campsites and most sites have lake views. Each site has a table, grill, and bear box. Vault toilets are provided. Campground is accessible only by Off Highway Vehicles.

There is a bulletin board for registration provided on site. Provides access to: Vulcan Lake Trail #1110A Johnson Butte Trail #1110 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water Vault toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

The W. Elk Stock Driveway trail is 1.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail 2152 and ends at Forest Trail 2152. The trail is open for the following uses: Horseback Riding

The W. Mountain trail begins at Forest Road #616 and ends at Island Lakes Trail #1842. The first 2.5 miles ascend towards the rim of the White River Plateau at a very steep grade. Once you are on the White River Plateau the terrain is mostly rolling hills near above timberline with very long sections of meadows. In the meadows the trail may be faint at times, but it is marked with rock and log cairns.  

Persido Bar (sometimes incorrectly called Persidio Bar) is a high-use, popular take-out for river floaters. There is a graded gravel road to the large cobble bar and a flat road to the water's edge. There is a permanent restroom and ample parking.

If you are looking to canoe in the glassy waters of Wabasso Lake or enjoy a rustic cozy campground, try the Wabasso Lake Recreation Area off Forest Road 142 west of Lac du Flambeau. The Wabasso Lake Recreation Area on the Medford-Park Falls Ranger District consists of a campground with five walk/canoe-in campsites equipped with fire grills and picnic tables. Drinking water and toilets are located at the boat…

From the parking area hikers can travel south on the AT to scenic Wachipauka Pond, reached in 2.3 miles. Crossing Rte. 25 to travel north on the AT involves fording Oliverian Brook (caution during high water) to Jeffers Brook Shelter in 0.4 miles.

The Waddle Peak trail is 4.4 miles long. It begins at Wilson Mesa / Sleepy Cat Peak Trail #1800 and ends at the Forest Boundary.

Wade Lake Campground is located in southwestern Montana on the shore of its scenic namesake lake. It is approximately 43 miles south of Ennis and 35 miles west of Yellowstone National Park. The 27-site campground includes one group site and is situated in a dense Douglas Fir forest on the hillside above the lake.

Provides access to:  Wagner Butte Trail #1011 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out