The Wood Lake Picnic Site is a day use area and the trailhead for the Wood Lake Trail. The picnic site is great for small day gatherings in the summer time. Bears may frequent the area; keep all food out of sight in approved containers and remove all food from area after eating. Mandatory food storage is required.

Wood River Amphitheater Interpretive Site

Wood River Campground is composed of 30 campsites including 1 double-site and a picnic area which are all first-come, first-serve. Wood River Group Overnight Area is located inside the Wood River Campground, can accommodate up to 150 people, and may be reserved by visiting www.recreation.gov or by calling (877)444-6777. The campground setting is heavily…

Wood River Campground hosts five sites located along the beautiful Wood River. This shaded, peaceful campground provides relaxation during hot summer days. The ghost town of Kirwin is located 18 miles west (rough road - 4-wheel drive recommended). 16-day stay limitNo garbage collection, pack it in, pack it outThis site is not accessible to persons with mobility impairmentsNo cell service Notes:…

The Wood River Day Use Area is a serene recreation site on the Wood River. It is located 20 minutes northwest of Chiloquin, Oregon. It is surrounded by aspen and cottonwood trees and in the autumn they turn a brilliant yellow, allowing for wonderful photography opportunities.  In addition to beautiful scenery, visitors to this area may also see predatory birds, such as bald eagles, ospreys and Red-tailed hawks…

The Wood River picnic area is located along the Harriman trail near the Sawtooth NRA Headquarters just north of Ketchum. It is first-come, first-serve and is a great location for celebrations and special events. Along with the Harriman trail, there are many place to hike including the Murdock trail head going towards the Hemingway-Boulders and to the south there is Oregon Gulch and Fox Creek trails. This area is…

Situated just north of Ketchum, Idaho, near the Sawtooth National Recreation Area Headquarters, the Wood River Valley is host to a number of campsites including North Fork, Easley, and the Wood River group overnight area which accept reservation by visiting www.recreation.gov or by calling (877)444-6777. There are first-come, first-serve campsites including Wood…

We invite you to enjoy a recreational experience at the historic Woods Cabin located on the north shore of Lake Como. Large windows and deck offer an excellent view overlooking the lake and near-by scenic mountain peaks. To the west of the cabin, a short walk will take you to a trailhead that begins the seven-mile loop trail around Lake Como. You may see osprey, bald eagles, deer, moose, elk or bear. To the east of…

Medicine Bow Rails to Trails Trailhead.  Site includes a vault toilet, gravel parking lot, and picnic table.  Located directly off HWY 230

Woodbine Campground is located along the Stillwater River. It is a short walk from the Stillwater Trail (#24) and Woodbine Falls Trail (#93). Fully paved campground with paved spurs at the end of the Stillwater River Road #2400.  Old Nye Picnic Ground and Fishing Access are also located in the Stillwater River drainage. There is a 16 day maximum stay in all Beartooth Ranger District campgrounds. For a road map…

This area on the Cranberry River is a popular picnic site for reunions and family gatherings, and was formerly a Civilian Conservation Corps Camp. Located on Forest Road 76 approximately 6 miles from Richwood, West Virginia.

Woodchuck Basin is the trailhead for the Wheeler Ridge/ Wheeler Lake Trail (on maps as the Woodchuck Trail, 18E24 and Underwood Valley Trail, 18E02), which leads to Wheeler Lake and Avalanche Meadow. The trail connects with the…

Woodchuck Campground is located on Rattlesnake Creek in a remote location. Campground is surrounded by a mixed conifer forest.

Woodchuck Trailhead

A parking area that is accessible to passenger vehicles and has plenty of room for trailer turn-around, located in the cool pines of Mingus Mountain near the Woodchute Wilderness Area. Dispersed camping is NOT allowed at the trailhead, but is allowed on Forest Road 106. Campers are responsible for knowing regulations and restrictions.  Provides access to:  …

This small wilderness offers relatively easy access and spectacular views of the San Francisco Peaks and panoramic vistas of central Arizona. Created in 1984, the 5,923-acre wilderness ranges in elevation from 5,500 to 7,800 feet. Ponderosa Pine is the dominate overstory species located at the upper elevations which gradually changes to pinon pine and Utah juniper at the lower and relatively drier elevations. There…

One (1) group site with 21 RV spurs, 110-person max., for groups camping with trailers or RVs. The maximum spur length varies from 27 ft to 40 ft and there are no hookups. The nearest sanitary dump is located at Buckman Springs Rest Area, 4 mi E of Pine Valley on I-8.

Trailhead at Fort Bayard for access to the Woodhaul Wagon Road Trail #55 and the Fort Bayard Trail System.

Located just off of Highway 204, Woodland Campground is conveniently located to picnic or camp.  It offers both shady and sunny campsites that are easily accessible to set up for one night or several.  Woodland Campground offers access to numerous hiking trails, including those located within the North Fork Umatilla Wilderness.

Woodland Lake Park Boating Site

Woodland Lake Park Picnic Site

Woodland Sno-Park is located off Highway 204.  Popular with snowmobilers, snowshoers and Nordic skiers, the facility has one vault toilet.  As a multi-use facility, the snowmobile trails are maintained in partnership with the local clubs, and the Sno-Park is plowed via an agreement with the Oregon Department of Transportation.  Sno-Park permits are required in winter sports areas from November…

Located along the upper Grande Ronde River, the columns or pillars at Woodley Rocks are examples of geologic formations known as "hoodoos". They are created by heavy rainfall which erodes the horizontal strata. Cracks and joints in the rock combined with the various hardness of the rock facilitates this erosion,…

The range offers a shooting shelter and 25-, 50- and 100-yard markers. The range is handicap accessible. Flyer and map

Begins at forest road 1708 and ends at 1708-686

This trailhead provides access to: Woodpecker Trail #3442 See Trail page for more information.

Woodrock Sawmill Interpretive Site is one of many interpretive sites on the forest. Woodrock Sawmill – 1905 Three logging firms: Starbird & Hall, J.H. McShane, and the Big Horn Timber Company supplies ties and bridge timber for the Burlington Railroad from 1894 to 1909.  They built at least five major sawmills in the mountains with additional camps for their loggers and tiehackers.  In addition to…

Activities include fishing and hiking along the Upper Rogue River Trail #1034.  There is also access to an extensive OHV trail system Facilities No picnic tables No fire pits No drinking water 2 vault toilets No garbage disposal - Please pack it out

Woods Canyon Amphitheater Interpretive Site

Per dump use