Fishlake National Forest

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Recreational Activities

Annually, more than 40 million persons use the nearly 7,000 developed camp and picnic grounds on public lands administered by the Forest Service. These areas, with a capacity of over one-halt million visitors at one time, are now hosting ten times as many campers as fifteen years ago, and the number is still rising.

News

Fish Lake Information Center is closed until next recreation season.

Be Bear Aware! - Bear sightings and activity seems to be increasing this year. Be aware of bears and follow these safety recommendations.

Fishlake National Forest Rental Cabins Available

Winter Recreation

Recreation Index

Campground Information

Camping in the Fish Lake Basin

Recreation Report - Look at the Recreation Report for the latest information for campgrounds, roads, trails, and fishing areas.

Fishing Information

Hiking Information

OHV Trails

OHV Safety

Canyon of Gold Driving Tour

It is illegal to remove artifacts from federal lands. Please do not bring your metal detectors or digging tools in order to collect artifacts. If you see this type of activity, please dial 911 and report the activity to the Dispatcher. Be sure to give the location of the activity. Thank you for your help.

Forest Recreation Rules and Regulations

As a visitor to the National Forest you are asked to follow certain rules designated to protect the forests and the natural environment, to ensure the heath and safety of visitors, and to promote pleasant and rewarding outdoor recreation experiences for all visitors. Forest officers are required to enforce Federal Regulations so please take time to read and understand them. If you have any questions please check our Frequently Asked Questions web page, e-mail us with your question, or contact us by telephone or mail.

Most national forest system lands are open, free of charge for your use and enjoyment. Entrance and user fees may be charged at some areas.

ENTRANCE FEES are required for entering designated federal recreation areas such as National Parks and National Monuments. Entrance fees can be paid each time you visit a forest or grassland, or you can use a special pass, such as the America the Beautiful - National Parks and Federal Lands Recreation Pass. For more information on recreation passes, visit the Forest Service Recreation Fees and Passes web site.

Map of Fishlake National Forest Ranger Districts
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Related Links - Check this page for even more links that provide recreation opportunities in southern Utah.