The Cheat Ranger District is located in Parsons, WV. Some of the district’s highlights include: Otter Creek Wilderness - Solitude-filled wilderness adventure for those looking to be a self-reliant traveler. Canaan Mountain Backcountry - Gorgeous scenic recreation hub filled…

This is a rustic style 12' X 12' Pan Abode cabin with sleeping space for 4 to 6 people. The cabin sits on a little knoll at the outlet of the lake, so stream and lake fishing is abundant. The land formations and the location of the cabin provides many scenic and wildlife photo opportunities. FACILITIES: • Two Single & Two Double Bunks • Wood Stove and Firewood • Cooking Counter and Table • Shelves and Cupboard…

The Cheesman Canyon Trailhead is located along Jefferson County Route 126, approximately 22 miles from south of Pine Junction from US Highway 285. The five-mile Gill Trail #610 follows the South Platte River through Cheesman Canyon and ends at the upper…

WELCOME TO THE CHELAN RANGER DISTRICT Split by the 51-mile-long Lake Chelan, the Chelan Ranger District borders the Entiat Ranger District to the south along the Chelan Mountains divide and the Glacier Peak Wilderness Area and the Methow Ranger District to the north as part of the Lake Chelan- Sawtooth Wilderness Area. Chelan Ranger District offers unique recreational opportunities on Lake Chelan and miles of…

Chemeketan is a marvelously secluded group area that can accommodate up to 150 people and accepts reservations which can be made by visiting www.recreation.gov or by calling (877)444-6777. It is located in a lodge pole pine forest near the Salmon river.  At the base of Galena Summit on Hwy 75 take FS Rd 215 approximately 3 miles to the campground. …

Mailing address: P.O. Box 150Chemult, OR 97731 USA Phone 541-365-7001Fax 541-365-7019TTY 541-365-7010 Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:45 am - 4:30 pmClosed on National Holidays

Open April 15 - October 31

Campground & Beach: Open April 15 - October 31 Boat Launch: Open year round Located adjacent to Santeetlah Lake, this area has developed camping, picnicking, swimming, fishing, and boating. Nearby, the Wauchecha Bald Trail provides access to the Appalachian Trail.

The Cheoah Ranger District has 120,500 acres in Graham and Swain Counties. These lands surround four large mountain reservoirs and contain numerous streams. Fishing, boating, whitewater rafting, hunting, hiking, and viewing fall colors are some popular activities. From the Cherohala Skyway, you can enjoy mountain vistas. The Appalachian Trail and other trails make up a network of some 320 miles that cross the…

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The Cheoah River, located near Robbinsville, NC, is a nine-mile section of waterway between the Santeetlah Dam and Lake Calderwood. Typical water flows average 250 cubic feet per second (cfs), but approximately 20 times per year Brookfield Renewable Resources, Inc. releases water from the dam to mimic natural flood events to benefit a variety of endangered and threatened species that live in the river ecosystem. A…

Chepeta Day Use Area.

Chepeta Lake Trailhead

View some of the best mountain scenery in the world from this 43-mile National Scenic Byway through the Cherokee and Nantahala National Forests. Drive along the sparkling rush of the Tellico River, stop at overlooks to take in expansive views of the Tennessee Valley and waves of mountain peaks, hike to high elevation mountain balds or nearby Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest. Stop for a picnic at Indian Boundary…

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Designed to accommodate wheelchair bound anglers, Cherokee Flats is a streamside, paved trail that provides easy access to fishing holes on Big Stony Creek, a stocked trout stream. A metal ramp permits wheelchair users to experience in-stream fishing. The scenic, ½-mile long trail is lined with American holly, rhododendron and wildflowers. Parents with strollers are welcome to share the trail here.

On Cherokee Lake.

Recreational opportunities in the Cherry area include: camping, hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, scenic driving, and OHV riding. Trail markers will be added to the map as time allows.  For now, please use the left-hand navigation bar to find more information about the trails in the area: Ash Creek #9705 General Crook #64 Medlar Springs #9706 Sheep #532 Grapevine Gulch Trail #9708  Thank you for…

This timbered-setting campground is located in a stand of maple and cottonwood trees, next to Hobble Creek. Roads and spurs are paved. There are cement pads under the tables, and fire pits. Other amenities include grills horshoe pit, picnic tables, volleyball court. Popular activities include fishing, hiking nearby trails, wildlife viewing, and golfing at a local course. It is about six miles from a full service…

Cherry Creek Campground is a great place for a picnic or overnight camping. Cherry Creek is by one of the most scenic parts of the Trail of the Mountain Spirits Scenic ByWay. The campground is located along NM Highway 15 and is surrounded by dense mixed conifer. It is a cool place in the summer for people to enjoy a day's outing or for those wishing to camp overnight. If there has been a little snow during the…

A campground by Hebgen Lake on the Hebgen Lake District.    

This trail connects the West Elk Stock Driveway to the Cherry Creek Trail. From the West Elk Stock Driveway, the trail begins with a slight ascent into an aspen stand. The trail soon levels off, makes a right turn, and…

Picnic Area

The 9-mile class 5+ Cherry Creek/Tuolumne run is one of the most challenging commercial runs in the world. Yet the nature of the rock in the riverbed allows expert boaters an exhilarating experience. It has 15 class 5 rapids (one 5+ rapid with recommended portage). Generally, it is run below 2,000 CFS. Boaters who attempt this run are well-advised to go with experts that have run the river before. As with the Main T…

Located 55 minutes northwest of Klamath Falls, Oregon, the Cherry Creek trailhead, is a great access point for Sky Lakes Wilderness. The trailhead accommodates up 6-8 vehicles. However, there is no turn-around area. This trailhead does not offer a toilet. However, dispersed camping is allowed. Please pack out everything you bring and properly dispose of human waste. Visitors can also enjoy biking and horse riding.…

Cherry Gap is an undeveloped staging area with dispersed camping nearby. Remember when dispersed camping to pack out what you pack in and follow leave no trace methods. Also check fire restrictions for the local area.  

Cherry Gap trailhead is an undeveloped staging area with no facilities. The staging area is a popular snow play area, cross country ski access, and is located 3 miles east of Kings Canyon Visitor Center. The trailhead provides access to Hoist Ridge to the west and the difficult Park Ridge/Huckleberry roads to the east. When General's Highway is closed, this trailhead provides the only access to Quail Flat & Big…

Developed campground with 26 designated sites. Each campsite has a picnic table, metal fire ring, and parking for at least one vehicle. Some sites can accommodate two vehicles. Located near historic Jonesville California, Cherry Hill is a popular spot for beating the valley heat. The campground is situated along Butte Creek amongst the pines with a main drive-in area as well as walk-in sites across the creek.…

Nature's peace and quiet attract many to this 29-site campground. Visitors have access to flush toilets, warm showers, and a dump station (no hook ups). Each season, many regulars who like to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life enjoy this area. Surrounding Area: Enjoy your afternoons visiting the nearby Chattooga River Picnic Area, Walhalla State Fish Hatchery or Ellicott Rock Wilderness Area. Hike part…

Fish and boat on the largest lake on the Forest. Open all year, road access subject to winter closure. Cherry Lake visitors enjoy camping, boating, swimming, fishing and hiking. Recreation facilities include a boat launch and vault restrooms. There are no cell, fuel, grocery, or water services at Cherry Lake. Visitors are advised to plan accordingly.  Check current fire restrictions when…