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240CAMPERS12KSITESSOURCEDNPS · RIDB · FCC · NWS
Lost Creek CampgroundYellowstone NP · 8,400 ft
Two Medicine LoopGlacier NP · 5,200 ft
Indian CreekBLM · UT · 4,900 ft
Buckhorn Ridge THOlympic NF · 2,150 ft
Juniper FlatBLM · UT · Dispersed
Granite PeakCuster NF · 12,800 ft

Indian Creek

BLM · UT · 4,900 ft
72° 3 bars Reservable
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Index · §02

Every flavor of outside,
one map.

From bucket-list parks to that nameless BLM pull-off — if you can legally camp there, you can probably find it here.

SOURCED · NPS · RIDB · USGS
  1. National Parksiconic · tier i63
  2. Campgroundsdeveloped · reservable12,400
  3. Wilderness Areasbackcountry · permit803
  4. Public Landsacres · BLM · USFS430M
  5. Recreation Areasday use · trailheads2,400
  6. National Monumentshistorical · cultural129
All counts current as of 2026·05·06. Tap any row to plot it on the map.
PLAN THE TRIP

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Drag sites between days. Swap in alternates when a permit falls through. Apply packing-list templates. Share the whole plan with the crew.

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ITINERARY · DRAFT

Utah loop · 5 days

SLC → MOAB → BRYCE → ZION · 612 MI
SHARED
  1. 1MON
    Willow Flat Campground
    Canyonlands NP · 2 nights
    CampingHiking
  2. 2WED
    Indian Creek Dispersed
    BLM · climbing zone
    ClimbingDispersed
  3. 3THU
    Kodachrome Basin SP
    Reservable · 4,900 ft
    Camping
  4. 4FRI
    Watchman Campground
    Zion NP · last night
    HikingSwimming
PACKING Tent Sleeping bagStoveFilter+14
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

The three things that ruin a trip,
solved on one screen.

Pulled live from the agencies themselves. Free and ad-free. Leave the weather-dot-gov tab-monster at home.

FILED · 03 SHEETS · RM/RC · NO. 04 — SPEC INDEX
01Forecast

Live weather

NWS 7-day forecasts pinned to every site. Rain, temp, and wind — the week of your trip, not last Tuesday.

SOURCE · NWSLearn more →
02Signal

Honest coverage

FCC coverage by carrier, right on the map. Know whether you'll have bars at the trailhead before you drive four hours.

SOURCE · FCCLearn more →
03Booking

Book the spot

Recreation.gov deep-links, cancellation alerts, and dispersed-camping rules per agency. Fewer tabs. More trips.

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FIELD SELECTIONS · WK 23 · § 04 — PICKS

Places we’d point a friend.

This weekendDog-friendlyNo reservation
PICK OF THE WEEK · No. 01

Madison Campground

44.6454° N · 110.8613° W
Madison Campground
PLATE A-231 · SURVEY 2026 · RM/RC

A 1,500-square-mile field of geyser basins, lodgepole ridgelines, and grizzly country with the Yellowstone River cutting straight through it. We point friends here first because every other lower-48 park measures itself against it — and because the dispersed sites in the Beartooth corridor still feel like 1973. Go in shoulder season if you can: Lamar Valley at 5 a.m. in late May, the boardwalks at Norris before the tour buses, and a pull-off on the Beartooth at golden hour you will remember for years.

LocationWyoming
Forecast72°
StatusACTIVE ADVISORY
Bears active
Read the plate
No. 02PLATE A-232
CHAMBERS LAKE

CHAMBERS LAKE

40.5958° N · 105.8429° W · Colorado
No. 03PLATE A-233
PINE CREEK CAMPGROUND

PINE CREEK CAMPGROUND

45.2953° N · 110.3127° W
BY THE NUMBERS · REGISTER OF PUBLIC LAND · § 05A
63Parks
12KSites
430MAcres
7DForecast
SOURCED · NPS · RIDB · BLM · USFS · NWS · FCCVERIFIED · 2026
FIELD NOTES · LOGBOOK · § 04

What people scribble
in the margins.

Three excerpts from this season’s logbook — verbatim, unedited, filed in the order received.

FOLIO 03 · ENTRIES 14 — 28
Planned a 9-day Utah loop in maybe 40 minutes. My wife accused me of cheating. I showed her the packing list sync — every mile, every site, every weather window we'd hit. Now we're on trip #3 of the season and I haven't opened weather-dot-gov in weeks.
— Dev A.Boulder, COAPR · 28
  1. Found four dispersed sites on the drive up to the Wind Rivers that aren't on any forum. The cell overlay alone paid for the trip.
    Maren K.Lander, WYMAY · 14
  2. The booking link dropped me straight into rec.gov with the exact site & date filled in. First Yosemite reservation I've ever gotten without tears.
    Hollis R.Oakland, CAAPR · 02
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