Cache Creek is one of the most popular trail networks in the Jackson area for hiking, biking and walking dogs. Picnic tables are available at the trailhead and about 1/4 mile up the trail, offering options to combine a picnic lunch or dinner with a family hike. Bring a stove if you plan to cook as fire grills are not available.

Cache Creek Ranch is an administrative site located at the northern-most portal on the Snake River within the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area. Historically part of the Dobbin and Huffman Sheep Co. that flourished until the 1930s, it now serves as a shaded oasis for river travelers in the scenic portion of the Snake River. As a main stopping point for river visitors, the ranch is staffed year-round by…

  Difficulty:  Easy      Trail Use:  Heavy Length:     1 mile from Cache Cr Trailhead to jct with Cache Cr Road Elevation:    6477 ft at Cache Cr Trailhead, 6620 ft at first jct with Cache Cr Road, 6692 ft at second jct with Cache Cr Road Open to:  Hike, Equestrian, Mt Bike Trail Highlights: The trail immediately climbs up to a junction with the…

This trailhead is located directly on Cache Creek, just out of the town of Jackson and is the main access to the Snow King Area Trail System. It is accessed through several neighborhood roads and eventually turns to dirt at the forest boundary. This is a very busy trailhead year-round with use ranging from hiking, biking, walking, and skiing and snowmobiling during the winter months. There are multiple non-motorized…

This scenic byway is located along the Cache la Poudre River, Colorado's only wild and scenic river! You can find more information on the Colorado Department of Transportation website.

The Cache la Poudre is Colorado's only nationally designated Wild and Scenic River. Starting high in the peaks of Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park along the Continental Divide, the river flows down a rocky canyon through the Roosevelt National Forest, dropping 7,000 feet in elevation along the way. Many recreational opportunities abound along and, on the river, including scenic drives, camping, picnicking,…

The Cache la Poudre Wilderness, named for the river that runs at its northern edge, was added to the National Wilderness Preservation System in 1980. This 9,258 acre Wilderness is characterized by steep, rugged terrain along the Cache la Poudre River and the Little South Fork of the Cache la Poudre, Colorado's only designated Wild and Scenic River drainage. Elevation ranges from 6,100 feet to 8,300 feet, and the…

Cactus Flat OHV Staging Area is off of Highway 18, north of Big Bear and south of Lucerne Valley. Look for Forest Road 3N03 and go southeast, following the signs to the staging area. There is a vault toilet and a couple of picnic tables at the staging area along with ample parking and informational signs.

Cactus Ramada 1 is a reservable group picnic site within the extremely popular Sabino Canyon Recreation Area at the edge of Tucson, Arizona. The facility is accessible and can accommodate up to 45 people. Groups can picnic, hike and ride horseback in this desert oasis of Coronado National Forest.

Cactus Ramada 2 is a reservable group picnic site within the extremely popular Sabino Canyon Recreation Area at the edge of Tucson, Arizona. The facility is accessible and can accommodate up to 25 people. Groups can picnic, hike and ride horseback in this desert oasis of Coronado National Forest.

 The Caddo and Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) National Grasslands are located in two areas northeast and northwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. They not only provide grazing land for cattle and habitat for wildlife, but offer a variety of recreation. The most popular activities are hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, horseback riding, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, and photography.  

Caddo/Womble Office1523 Hwy 270EMount Ida, AR 71957(870) 867-2101 The Caddo-Womble Ranger District consists of approximately 310,000 acres located in the Ouachita Mountains.  The district has very diverse natural resource and recreational programs.  Annually, there are  timber sales of 18 to 20 MMBF (million board feet), prescribed burns of 25,000 – 30,000 acres, diverse wildlife and fisheries…

This campground is on the western shore of Cadotte Lake and is surrounded by a mix of spruce, balsam, and pine trees. Cadotte Lake is good for walleye, northern, and panfish fishing. Downloadable information and map.

Cagle Recreation Area, located on the shores of Lake Conroe, offers great fishing and water sports just 45 minutes north of Houston. Cagle has a boat ramp, hiking trails and two camping loops with 47 full-service RV sites nestled among the pines of the Sam Houston National Forest. Sites offer drinking water, electricity and sewer hookups plus a tent pad, lantern post and fire ring.   Reservations for all sites…

Operated in partnership with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, this site offers a boat launch and fishing opportunities. 

A nature trail and scenic overlook into the Santa Rosa Mountain range, located on State Highway 74 near Pinyon Flats, approximately ten miles south of Palm Desert. A roadside stop and destination for travelers to learn about the native people where what is now known as the Coachella Valley, 21 interpretive panels help visitors understand how the natural resources, preserved as San Jacinto and Santa Rosa Mountains…

Stop for a scenic lunch at the Caimitillo Picnic Area before an easy stroll on Caimitillo Trail. The shelters along the Caimitillo Trail are located among lush tropical vegetation, creeks, and streams. The picnic area is generally quieter that Palo Colorado and Sierra Palm due to the smaller shelters, lower density of picnic sites and the lack of water play areas within the area. At the trailhead, a series of…

The Caja del Rio area is a lower elevation and drier section of the Santa Fe National Forest.  This is mainly a Piñon-Juniper dominated vegetation zone with areas of sage and mixed grasses.  It is often open for recreational opportunities when the rest of the Forest is snowed over.  Watch for seasonal road closures due to wet and very muddy roads.  It is another good area for solitude and lesser…

Cal-Ida Campground is located on the North Yuba River along Hwy 49. Campground is surrounded by oak, maple and locust trees. Access to the North Yuba Trail. 9 reservable sites and 2 first come first serve sites. Campground was redesigned in 2023. It is designed as an OHV campground with a loading dock on site. Sites may not be in the same location or have the same site number as previous years due to new design.

Calabasas Group Campground is a place for groups of up to 250 people to enjoy scenery and privacy in a remote, natural setting. Weddings, family reunions and other social gatherings are especially popular during winter due to pleasant seasonal temperatures, yet it is open year-round. Calabasas is situated in the Coronado National Forest in southern Arizona, home to a variety of ecosystems and recreation…

Calamity Campground is located along the Snake River drainage at the north end of beautiful Palisades Reservoir at an elevation of 5,700 feet, just 55 miles east of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Visitors enjoy boating, water skiing, fishing and canoeing. Natural Features: The campground is situated on a hillside above Palisades Reservoir, affording scenic views from many sites. A mixed forest of lodgepole pine, spruce, fir,…

Location: 5519 Highway 4, Hathaway Pines, California Mailing Address: P.O. Box 500, Hathaway Pines, CA 95233 Phone: (209) 795-1381Fax: (209) 795-6849 

  The Calcasieu Ranger District is divided into two land areas called units; the Evangeline Unit (97,000 acres, Rapides Parish) and the Vernon Unit (85,000 acres, Vernon Parish).Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities in beautiful longleaf pine stands.

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Nestled amongst the tall pine trees overlooking a large grassy meadow, Caldwell Cabin sits at an elevation of 7,600 feet. Visitors can relax in the two Adirondack chairs located on the front porch and take in the panoramic view of an open meadow. A nice walk across the meadow takes you to locations overlooking the West Fork of the Black River and the Mainstem Black River Canyon.

Caldwell Fields offers two large, open fields for group camping, Milton and George Fields, ideal for campers who require few amenities. A third field is available at the site for day-use only. The day use field is currently designated as a First Amendment Gathering Site.

Trailhead for access to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 on the Gila National Forest

Calf Creek Cabin was recently renovated and offers a prime location for fishing, hiking and horseback riding. Running water is not included, but the nearby creek provides fresh water. A hitching rack is also available for horses.  Natural Features: The cabin sits along Calf Creek at an elevation of 5,400 feet in the Little Belt Mountains. The region boasts a dense coniferous forest with mixed fir, spruce…

Forest Trail #458 (Calf Creek Plateau Trail) is 6.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #788 (T44N R3W Section 35) and ends at Forest Trail #460 (T44N R3W Section 26). Part of the trail is in the Powderhorn Wilderness. Portions of the trail outside the wilderness area are open for the following uses: hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, motorcycle trail riding, ATV trail riding. Motorized and mechanized use…

Located in Northern Colorado, on the west side of the Routt National Forest, the California Park/Black Mountain area is home to the Elkhead Mountains. Notable peaks and destinations include Bears Ears Peaks, Slater Park, Sugar Loaf Mountain, and Sawtooth Mountain. Visitors can find remote meadows, scenic vistas, and the trail less traveled. Much of the California Park and Black Mountain area is remote and far…