The Box Canyon trail is 6.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 561 - West Mancos Rd. and ends at Forest Trail 621 - West Mancos Trail. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Motorcycle Trail Riding

Non-motorized boating

The Box Canyon Campground is situated on the canyon rim above the Henry's Fork of the Snake River.   Campsites near the canyon rim are shaded by lodgepole pine and Douglas-fir.  This campground has several short trails that leave the Box Canyon Trail to access the Henry's Fork.

Box Canyon Guard Station sits beneath a canopy of Douglas fir at an altitude of 3,620 feet on the West Cascades National Scenic Byway. The surrounding landscape features alpine meadows, waterfalls, lava fields, glaciers and glacial lakes abundant with trout. The forest is dense and varied, with Douglas fir, silver fir, sub-alpine fir, mountain hemlock, true fir, lodgepole pine and ponderosa pine. The guard station…

Box Canyon Horse Camp is a primitive campground developed to provide access for equestrians to both wilderness and undeveloped roadless areas west of the Cascade crest. Groves of conifers and scattered meadows make an appealing setting for both hikers and packsaddle enthusiasts. Basic facilities such as tables, vault toilets and fire pits are provided as well as packsaddle specific amenities such as a stock hitching…

Here’s an excellent little drive that will add another perspective to your appreciation of the Santa Rita Mountains. Most people who come to this popular mountain range hustle right to Madera Canyon and spend their entire visit under the sycamore trees scanning the treetops for birds and the meadows for deer. Box Canyon Road takes you into…

The Box Canyon Trailhead is on the West Mancos Rd, roughly 1 mile south of Transfer. There is parking available at the trailhead. The trail drops immediately down into the West Mancos River Canyon via several switchbacks. After about ¾ mile the trail crosses the West Mancos River, then starts climbing the opposite canyon wall, heading downstream to Box Canyon Creek. The trail makes a turn up the Box Canyon Creek and…

Box Canyon Trailhead

Various species of tress and wildflowers can be seen on the trail, as well as songbirds, waterfowl and occasional wildlife. The trail is open for the following uses: Motorcycle Trail Riding, Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide.

This trailhead provides access to: Grasshopper Mountain Trail #3569 McBee Trail #3523 Chucksney Mountain Trail #3306 See Trail page for more information.

This geological formation is about 65 million years in the making and the chasm spans a run of about 500 feet and ranges from 75-150 ft. deep. Fish Tail Falls can be observed from the viewpoint running over, under and through a pile of large boulders, cascading another 15 feet. At times you can see salmon in this pool.

Box Elder Campground is situated next to the town of Mantua and Mantua Reservoir in a pretty mountain valley just 5 miles from Brigham City, Utah. Visitors enjoy boating, fishing and exploring area trails. 

This roadside picnic areais located near the crest of the Santa Catalina Mountains in the cool ponderosa pines within a short drive of trailheads, Ski Valley, and the village of Summerhaven. At this high elevation, summers are cool and winters frequently bring snow and frigid temperatures. Be prepared to experience temperatures 20 to 30 degrees cooler than those in Tucson.

Located within the Granite Flat Campground. 

The Box Factory Trail #200.1B begins at the end of Forest Service Road #850 and ends at the Uncompahgre Wilderness boundary. The trail is an old two track and it follows West Fork Dallas Creek its entire length. The views of the Uncompahgre Mountains are spectacular from Box Factory Park.

The Box-Death Hollow Wilderness is a wild and remote area located on the Escalante Ranger District.  This rugged landscape of deep canyons, slickrock, and forest can be an intimidating area to travel.  The Box Trail #34009, the…

Boxelder Creek Walk-in Fishing allows non-motorized access to an undeveloped segment of Boxelder Creek. The stream has good populations of rainbow and brook trout. Protect the trailhead and stream by remaining on roads, the parking lot, and trails, and packing out what you packed in. Access the Boxelder Creek Walk-in Fishing from Rapid City take South Canyon Road west out of Rapid City for approximately 7 miles.…

Off the Beaten Path The Boxelder Forks Campground has 14 camp sites. Restroom facilities are available. The nearby Boxelder Forks Trailhead provides access to the Centennial Trail.  The campground is located near Boxelder Creek and a walk in fishery. Reservations are not available for Boxelder Forks Campground Campground. Sites are available first come, first served.  Boxelder Forks…

This body of water is part of the Burnt Fork drainage.

As you travel the river and lakes of the Boy River Canoe Tour, take time to notice the changes in the Forest. You will be paddling by three very different forest types, including lowland conifer, upland hardwood and sedge meadow. Though the route is mainly slow, meandering river, it does have many lake-like characteristics. The prime time to travel is mid-May through July. The route follows the lower part of…

Boy Scout camp is designated for use by motorcycle campers. The facilities are similar to the Ahtus Melder camp in that no water is available, no trash receptacles, and no restroom facilities.

This is a parking area for the Boy Scout Lodge with room for about 25 cars. It is located on the west side of Highway 35 about 200 feet south of  White River West Sno-Park. No trailer parking. Trails are not groomed. There is a Boy Scout Lodge nearby with facilities - please note these facilities are private and are…

Leashed pets are permitted in the campground. This campground is near a trailhead and wilderness access.  It has 7 single sites, 1 double site and 1 group site that can accommodate up to 35 people.There is no water system in this campground will need to bring your own.

Situated along the stunning Selway River, the Boyd Creek Campground contains five camp/RV sites, picnic areas and a restroom.  Hikers will enjoy taking a trek up the East Boyd Glover Roundtop National Recreation Trail via one of two trailheads accessing it in the vicinity. Anglers will enjoy fishing in the Selway.   The Campground will accomodate 30-ft. RV's.

Boyden Cavern is located in Kings Canyon, Giant Sequoia National Monument, and lies beneath the massive 2,000 foot high marble walls of the famous Kings Gates. The cavern features stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone, pendants and shields. This 45 minute tour is suitable for all age groups, from kids to senior citizens.  The cavern as accessed via a short but steep trail. Although Boyden is located in…

The Boydsville North Trailhead leads to the Smith Creek Loop of the Cedar Creek Trail. This loop traverses five miles between Boydsville and Rutherford Bridge and offers a scenic hike that provides glimpses of Cedar Creek from the bluffs above. Additionally, travelling south on the trail leads to the main part of the Cedar Creek Trail.

Boyington Mill Campground is located along the Little Truckee River. This campground offers single-family campsites, each equipped with a picnic table and campfire ring with grill. 

Boykin Springs Recreation Area offers camping, hiking, fishing, picnicking or just getting in touch with nature. A picnic shelter accommodating up to 74 people is available by reservation. The area serves as a trailhead for the Sawmill Hiking Trail. ~ Boykin Springs Map ~

Boze Mill Float Camp, located on the Eleven Point National Scenic River, can be accessed from the river or down a short path from a parking area. Boze Mill Spring forms a sparkling blue pool which produces between 12-14 million gallons of water per day. Aquatic plants add many shades of green to the spring branch. The historical 1880’s turbine and hand-layered rock wall from the Lucas Boze grist mill still exist…

The Bozeman district covers the northwestern section of the Custer Gallatin National Forest. It encompasses much of the recreation area near the city of Bozeman, MT including Hyalite. Sections surrounding Big Sky, MT and much of the Bridger Range is also on the Bozeman district.