Eldorado National Forest

• Harvey West Cabin
• Loon Lake Chalet
• Robbs Hut
  • Robbs Trail Map latlong/utm - (401kb)
• Van Vleck Bunkhouse
  • Van Vleck Trail Map latlong - (634kb)
  • Van Vleck Trail Map utm - (632kb)
• Region 5 Rental Cabins

Developed Recreation

• Campground Information
• Equestrian Camping Areas
• Fees
• Day Use Areas
• Group Campgrounds

Desolation Wilderness

• General Information with zone map
• Rules and Regulations
• Zone Quota Map
• Zone Quota List
• Trails Table

Mokelumne Wilderness

• Information and Regulations

Winter - Ski and Snowshoe

• Amador District Trails
• Echo Lake Johnson Pass
• Echo Summit
• Loon Lake Winter Recreation Area
• Strawberry Canyon Area
• Echo to Kirkwood Ski Trail

Off-Highway Motorized Use

• Elkins Trail System
• Gold Note Trail System
• Rock Creek Trail System (Map available at Eldorado NF forest offices).

Trails

• Hiking, Biking, Equestrian Trails
• Ice House / Union Valley Bike Trails and Campgrounds
• Fleming Meadow Trail System
• Pacific Crest Trail

Miscellaneous

• Highway 50 Corridor History
• Fuelwood
• Understanding Maps
• Pick Your Own Spot Camping
• Christmas Tree Permit
• Recreational Panning and Dredging

Campground Information and Layout Maps

• Airport Flat
• Bear River Group
• Big Meadows
• Big Silver Group
• Black Oak Group
• Blue Lakes (text only)
• Caples Lake
• Capps Crossing
• China Flat
• Dru Barner
• Fashoda Tent
• Gerle Creek
• Hell Hole
• Hell Hole -- Upper
• Ice House
• Jones Fork
• Kirkwood
• Loon Lake
• Loon Lake Boatramp
• Loon Lake Groups
• Lovers Leap
• Middle Fork Cosumnes
• Middle Meadows Group
• Mokelumne
• Moore Creek
• Northshore
• Northwind
• Pardoes Point
• PiPi
• Ponderosa Cove
• Pleasant
• Red Fir Group
• Sand Flat
• Silver Creek
• Silver Fork
• Silver Lake (east)
• South Fork Group
• South Shore
• Strawberry Point
• Stumpy Meadows
• Sugar Pine Point
• Sunset
• Wench Creek
• Wench Creek Groups
• Wentworth Springs
• White Azalea
• Wolf Creek
• Wolf Creek Groups
• Woods Lake
• Wrights Lake
• Wrights Lake Equestrian
• Yellowjacket

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