Stagecoach Trail Fishing Access provides access to BLM-administered public lands and to the North Fork Shoshone River. The site contains adequate parking and informational signs.

Directions

From the intersection of North Fork Road and South Fork Road within Cody, Wyoming, head west on the North Fork Highway for approximately 12.3 miles and turn south onto County Road 6KV. Head south over the bridge and drive west onto Stagecoach Trail Road for approximately 1.5 mile. The access road will be on the north side of Stagecoach Trail Road.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 44° 28′ 40.8864″ N

Longitude 109° 21′ 41.3388″ W

Trout Creek Access is located along the Stagecoach Trail Road and provides for access to the North Fork Shoshone River. Parking is limited, so first come first serve.

Directions

From the intersection of North Fork Road and South Fork Road within Cody, Wyoming, head west on the North Fork Highway for approximately 12.3 miles and turn south onto County Road 6KV. Head south over the bridge and drive west onto Stagecoach Trail Road for approximately 0.3 mile. There will be a pullout on the north end of the road.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 44° 28′ 41.7936″ N

Longitude 109° 20′ 13.8588″ W

Wapiti Bridge access is located along the North Fork Highway, the portal into Yellowstone’s East Gate, within the awesome North Fork Shoshone River corridor. The parcel provides for adequate parking, informational signs, and access down to the North Fork Shoshone River.

Directions

From the intersection of North Fork and Road and South Fork Road in Cody, Wyoming, head west for approximately 17.3 miles, then turn south onto the Wapiti Bridge access road.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 44° 28′ 15.4668″ N

Longitude 109° 25′ 43.6512″ W

The North Fork Shoshone River Access consists of a constructed a boat ramp to be used as a put in/take out for river users enjoying the North Fork Shoshone River.

The site includes an informational kiosk, site registration box, monofilament dump station and a comfort station. A flow design is installed to assist navigating a truck and trailer to the ramp. The site also includes adequate parking for day use.

Directions

This site is located 18 miles west of Cody off the North Fork Highway. Turn left onto the North Fork Fishing Access road. The turn is signed on the highway.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 44° 28′ 22.5624″ N

Longitude 109° 25′ 15.5352″ W

The boat launch is a primitive boat ramp available to launch boats. The access route to the ramp is very rugged, so use high-clearance vehicles to access the site. Parking is available, and adequate space is available for comfortably navigating a truck/trailer.

Directions

From the intersection of State Highway 120, turn west on Country Road 8VC and drive for approximately 10 miles until you reach BLM Road 1216. Head south on BLM Road 1216 for approximately 1.7 miles to an intersection of a west-bound two-track. Turn west on the two-track and drive until you reach the Clarks Fork River. There will be River Runner directional signs to guide you.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 44° 50′ 35.7036″ N

Longitude 109° 16′ 50.7936″ W

Trailer spaces available.

Nearby Activities

• Camping

Directions

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 41° 13′ 44.1048″ N

Longitude 123° 39′ 15.9408″ W

The Van Duzen River is a major tributary of the Eel River. The river makes a 60-mile long journey through beautiful Trinity and Humboldt counties. Along the river, you will find everything from pine, fir and oak to mighty redwood stands. The surrounding soil gives this amazing river one of the highest erosion rates in the country. Great salmon and steelhead fishing exist on this river. The most popular fishing spots lie between the Bridgeville and the mouth of the river, outside of Six Rivers National Forest boundaries. The Van Duzan is not as popular for whitewater recreation as the other rivers of the Six Rivers National Forest. The lower reaches have mostly class I and II runs.

Directions

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 0° 0′ 0.0000″ S

Longitude 0° 0′ 0.0000″ W

The North Sand Hills Campground was installed in 2011 to accommodate large RVs. The campground has two vault toilets and 13 individual pull-through sites, each with a picnic table, fire ring, and tent pad. In addition to the developed campground, numerous dispersed camping sites exist within the North Sand Hills OHV area. Always use existing sites. For more information, please contact the Kremmling Field Office.

Nearby Activities

• Camping
• Off highway vehicle

Directions

Sage campground is located in Jackson County, approximately 11 miles northeast of Walden. From Walden, take Highway 125 north about 10 miles, then turn east on County Road 6. Continue about 3.5 miles, then turn right on county road 6N and go about 2 miles. Stage anywhere.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 40° 52′ 24.8800″ N

Longitude 106° 13′ 14.0600″ W

Kanarra Falls hiking area is part of the Spring Creek Canyon Wilderness Study Area, but is a separate canyon located just north of the Spring Creek Canyon. There is a parking area and gate created and maintained by the city of Kanarraville.

This canyon receives an incredible amount of visitors as well as the Spring Creek Canyon. There are obvious social trails and people hike the river in the slot canyon.

A portion of the Kanarra Falls hike is owned by Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands (SITLA) and is leased to the Iron County and the City of Kanarraville. Iron County and the City of Kanarraville have permitted that section of the hike. Permits are available at the entrance fee station at the start of the hike or online at https://www.kanarrafalls.com/.

Directions

Take exit 51 off the I-15. Head Southeast on Old US Hwy 91 for 13 miles. Take a left on E 100 N Street. At the end of the street, the Kanarraville parking lot is on the Left. Trail starts from there.

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 37° 32′ 15.5292″ N

Longitude 113° 10′ 32.5056″ W

Directions

GPS Coordinates

Latitude 37° 31′ 18.8976″ N

Longitude 113° 11′ 4.8012″ W