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Camping and Fishing in Northern Arizona

Whether you're headed to Grand Canyon National Park or whether you just want to escape the summer heat while you fish, picnic, hike and camp in a cool pine forest, we recommend three of the best campgrounds in Arizona, all near the town of Williams. These campgrounds opened on May 1, and you can make reservations right now for this summer. The lakes are stocked with brown and rainbow trout, and you might hook an occasional channel catfish too. Every campground has a boat ramp, group camping and beautiful picnic areas.

Kaibab Lake Campground was just recently renovated, with improved fishing access (including a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier), picnicking facilities, group camping, ramadas (shelters) and more. This expansive campground can accommodate RVs up to 40 feet long. In addition to individual camp sites, a group campground and picnic sites, Dogtown Lake Campground boasts a really nice nature trail that leads to a scenic overlook. White Horse Lake Campground has the advantage of being close to prime wildlife watching opportunities, at Sunflower Flat Wildlife Area.


Reserve a camp site now at recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777

Kaibab National Forest: South Kaibab Ranger Districts- Map

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Kaibab Lake Campground, courtesy Kaibab National Forest


White Horse Lake Campground, courtesy Kaibab National Forest






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29 Apr 2013
Maps for Montana's Lolo National Forest

The Lolo National Forest covers 2.1 million acres of diverse and spectacular mountainous country. Several major tributaries to the Clark Fork River of the Columbia River Basin flow through the Forest. The Lolo offers many opportunities for viewing and learning more about nature, from conifer forests to bighorn sheep. Rivers like the Clarks Fork and many mountain streams provide some of the best trout fishing in the nation.

Visitors to the Lolo can choose among five maps, depending on what part of the forest they plan to be in. All the maps are topographic with contour intervals at 100 feet, the scale is 1:63,360 or one inch to the mile, and are printed on tear and water resistant synthetic paper.


Find all five maps here






7 Apr 2013

New Maps for Montana's Gallatin National Forest



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New Forest Maps for Arizona and New Mexico



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Valles Caldera National Preserve Nature and Geologic Guide Maps



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Grand Staircase-Escalante Map



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Bridger-Teton National Forest:Teton Wilderness



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Free National Landscape Conservation System Map

Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the establishment of BLM's National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS), National Geographic Society, in partnership with the NLCS, produced this beautiful, bilingual (English/Spanish), full color map of America's newest conservation system. The map is free but regular shipping charges apply. Click on the link to order up to 2 free NLCS maps from PLIA's online public lands bookstore. If you need more than two maps, please call us toll free at 877-851-8946


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