Trail leads from Half Moon Meadows to Cedar Flat on Bridge Creek trail.

River Access Trail.

This trail was one of the original travel routes from the pioneer days. It brought people from the Ruth area to connecting trails north to Hayfork and Weaverville.

River Access trail to the Trinity River, accesses the confluence with the South Fork of the Trinity River. Used for rafting, fishing, and general river recreation activities.

Interpretive trail at Horse Linto Campground. The trail shows examples of instream enhancement structures and also a good place to watch salmon spawn.

National Recreation Trail on the western side of the Trinity Alps Wilderness. Has low visitor use compared with other areas of the Trinity Alps. Outstanding country and solitude! This is a very old route that supplied the gold mining towns and homesteads between the coast and inland settlements.

The trail follows an old gated road down to the South Fork of the Smith River where you'll find a beautiful little campsite. The trail crosses the river and then climbs steeply through old growth forests and ends at picturesque Island Lake.

The Lake Vista Trail was created after the Bailey Timber Sale harvested some of the timber in the area. The original road was ripped and reduced to a trail. The area where the picnic table and vista point are located, was called a landing. A landing is where harvested timber is stacked and readied f...

Trail leads to Halfmoon Meadows.