This historic shelter was constructed in the 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). This shelter is accessed by the Winstanley Lakes trail and provides users with a skiff to use on Winstanley lake. A reservable Forest Service cabin is located on the northeast shore of the lake that can be accessed using the skiff. Please return the skiff to the trailhead after use.

The Winstanley Lake trail is 2.5 miles long. The trail follows a gentle grade through the forest to the outlet of Lower Winstanley Lake. The trail then skirts the shore of the lower lake before leading through muskegs and forest to the upper lake. The trail offers many scenic views of the creek and of Lower Winstanley Lake. There are two bridge crossings -- both these bridges were built entirely using non-…

The Winter Camp Trail #645 serves as a connecting route between the Buck Springs Road, FSR #423 and the Winter Camp Road, FSR #408.3A.  The trail climbs at a moderate grade from the southern trailhead through primarily pinyon-juniper, oakbrush and sage away from the Keith Creek drainage onto a ridge and eventually reaches the northern trailhead on the Winter Camp Road to the southwest of Wagon Park.…

The Trestle Bike Park at the Winter Park Resort offers over 40 miles of mountain biking trails.

At the crest of the Cascade Mountains, winter snows and spectacular views of volcanoes, including Three Fingered Jack to the north and Mount Washington to the south, make Santiam Pass an ideal area for the whole family to enjoy a range of winter sports. Skiing/Snowboarding From the east, Highway 20/126 takes you to top of the pass, where you’ll find…

When you’re tired of the rain, grab your thermos, cross-country skis, snowshoes or sleds and head up into the hills! Winter recreation opportunities in the Willamette Pass area include a system of backcountry trails and winter shelters. Skiing/Snowboarding …

California State law defines snowmobiles as Over Snow Vehicles (OSV). All Terrain Vehicles (ATV) are not considered Over Snow Vehicles. Both ATVs and OSVs are considered Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV). Many areas of the Summit Ranger District are open and accessible for motorized oversnow travel during the winter months. The District offers over 30 miles of groomed OSV routes, as well as many more miles of un-…

This district is on the western edge of the forest near the town of...you guessed it...Wisdom.

The Wise Boat Launch, located on the North Fork of Pound Lake near Cane Patch Campground, serves as an easy access point for boaters and anglers.

Wise Creek canoe launch on the Ocmulgee River has reopened after an extended closure was necessary to remove embedded rebar spikes below the water's surface. The Georgia Department of Naturals Resources provided critical support to repairing the boat launch, located along Forest Service Road 1098. Please continue to exercise caution in the area and report any hazards or misuse to the Oconee Ranger District Office…

At the heart of the forest, this district has several campgrounds, picnic and other recreation areas to explore.

Overlook featuring spectacular view of Linville Gorge. Paved accessible trail to the overlook. Vault toilets available

Wish Poosh is located in a mixed conifer forest on the south east shore of Cle Elum Lake. The campground offers 34 campsites suitable for RVs or tents. [Click image for information]

Provides boating access to Bass Lake.

Open April 26 - October 27, located near Wishon Campground. 45 minutes from Porterville, Elevation 4,000 foot  Western Divide Ranger District (FS District Offic) (559) 539-2607 Reservations 1-877-444-6777 or Wishon Cabin, Sequoia National Forest - Recreation.gov Cabins are all located on the Sequoia National Forest, and are either…

Open year around, Wishon Campground is located 12 miles east of Springville via State Highway 190 and Camp Wishon Road (M208) (along the North Fork of the Middle Fork of the Tule River).  Elevation is 4,000 feet. The campground has 31 single family units and 4 double family units.  Some units can accommodate recreational vehicles up to maximum length of 24 feet.  Vault toilets, potable water, tables,…

Located at the dam of Wishon Reservoir, this site is a popular fishing area.

Locate adjacent to Bass Lake, Wishon Campground lies at an elevation of 3,400 feet. Dense stands of manzanita, oak, cedar and pine trees, and thick undergrowth provides ample shade and privacy. Some sites at Wishon offer lake views. Each campsite has a picnic table, stone fire pit and a pedestal grill. Drinking water and flush toilets are provided. Parking spurs are dirt but may be bumpy and difficult to access…

Located at Wishon Reservoir.

Hoovey Canyon, Green Canyon, and Fife Canyon trails all branch off the 4-wheel drive road that leads down Pine Canyon…

This is the starting point for the Picket Wire Trail. It descends 250 feet into the Picket Wire Canyonlands and continues 8.5 miles along the Purgatoire River Valley bottom to Rourke Ranch National Historic Site…

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Wofford lookout has a seven foot square Aermotor MC-39 steel cab that sits on an eighty foot high tower. It was erected by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1933.  At the base of the tower sits the observer’s cabin which is a wood framed structure also built in 1933 by the CCC.  The cabin measures 12’ X 16’ and has a gable roof, and narrow wood slats for siding.  The storage shed, constructed…

This trailhead is part of the Pine Creek System OHV System. The Pine Creek area of the Wayne National Forest provides some excellent opportunities for riding all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and off-highway motorcycles (OHMs). This trail system provides approximately 20 miles of trails for off-road vehicle, hiking, and mountain bike use.

Wolf Creek Campground offers great views of the Snake River Canyon. This is the largest campground in the Snake River Canyon with many sites available and it rarely fills, so if you are arriving late in the day this might be your campground. This campground also offers for folks looking to boat on the designated wild and scenic Snake River.

This campground is located along Little River and provides access to fishing and swimming. Abundant wildflowers can be seen in the spring. Facilities 5 campsites with picnic tables and fire rings 3 tent campsites with picnic tables and fire rings Drinking water (chlorinated) 2 flush toilets Grey water waste sumps Garbage disposal

CAUTION: There are bears in the area. Please keep all food, toiletries, and garbage properly stored in bear boxes. Keep family pets on a leash at all times. 23 miles east of Placerville on Highway 50 then 19 miles north on Ice House Road (Forest Road 3) then 2 miles west on Forest Road 12N78 on the north side of Union Valley Reservoir.

Wolf Creek Campground sits at an elevation of 9,400 feet in stands of aspen and fir trees. This campground is subject to early winters and late springs and can close earlier or open later than expected.