Hermit’s Rest is off of Highway 92 — approximately 17 miles west from its junction with Highway 50. There are restrooms here, some interpretive signage, and the trailhead for the Hermit’s Rest Trail. From the NPS web site: Zigzagging through oak, pine, juniper, and fir, hikers descend to wooded camp and picnic sites on the shores of Morrow Point Reservoir. Campsites with picnic tables, fire grates, and toilets are provided at the end of the trail. Good shoes or boots are recommended. Carry at least 2 quarts of water per person. Check for ticks frequently during the hot summer months. * Length: 6 miles(round trip) * Difficulty: Very strenuous and little shade. Elevation change is 1,800 ft. Allow 3 hours for round trip. We stopped here to use the restrooms and to check out the scenic vista — we were far above the Morrow Point Reservoir(see the attached pix). Gorgeous area! NOTE: Hermit’s Nest does not have a physical address — so I’ve entered the Headquarters address for the Curecanti National Recreation Area.