We've changed our look! Discover Spring Mountains is now Go Mt. Charleston.
The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, also known as Mt. Charleston, offers opportunities for year-round fun including hiking, camping, and picnicking, as well as snow-based activities in the winter. When you visit, join an interpretive hike with a naturalist to learn about the plants and animals unique to the Spring Mountains, attend a campfire program to learn how the mountains were formed, or trek through the snow on a guided snowshoe hike.
Current News
- Special thanks to all the volunteers who participated in Spring Cleaning 2012. Over 170 volunteers picked up more than 2,230 lbs of litter in the Spring Mountains NRA. See photos.
- Want to help keep the mountain clean all year long? Take the pledge to keep the mountain litter free and donate to support year-round litter clean up efforts.
- As of May 4th many campgrounds and picnic areas are now open for the season in the Spring Mountains NRA. See the recreation report for current status and conditions of trails, campgrounds, and other recreation sites.
- Construction News
- The Spring Mountains NRA will be under construction in 2012 through 2014. Mt Charleston construction information.
- Volunteer opportunities- Hike trails, meet new people, and learn about the Spring Mountains. Our volunteer opportunities offer a fun, rewarding way to give back. Learn more about current positions.
- Check out photos from our programs in the our Photo Gallery!
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Visit the U.S. Forest Service website for the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.