Round, Sand, and Fish Lake Trail
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The Round Lake, Sand Lake, and Fish Lake Trail is a beautiful hike in the Uinta Wilderness. This trail is moderately challenging with incredible views throughout. Dogs are welcome to join you on this route but must be kept on leash at all times.
Getting there
This hike begins at the trailhead on the east side of Weber Canyon Road, approximately 19.0mi east of Oakley, Utah
About
Backcountry Campground | Camping at Round Lake, Sand Lake, and Fish Lake, Zions Peak Campground |
When to do | July to September |
Pets allowed | Yes - On Leash |
Family friendly | No |
Route Signage | Average |
Crowd Levels | Moderate |
Route Type | Out and back |
Round, Sand, and Fish Lake Trail
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Round, Sand, and Fish Lake Trail Description
The hike to Round Lake, Sand Lake, and Fish Lake is a gorgeous out-and-back route east of Oakley, Utah. This trail has steep and rocky sections; proper, supportive hiking footwear is essential, and we recommend bringing along a set of hiking poles if you’d like some extra support. If you enjoy fishing, be sure to bring along your rod; as the name would suggest, Fish Lake is a great spot to try your luck at catching a variety of trout.
Beginning at the trailhead, follow the path east along the streambed to a divide. At the divide, take the path on your right to head southeast down to the three lakes.
Enjoy your time fishing and exploring at Round Lake, Sand Lake, and Fish Lake. When you are ready to head home, simply retrace your steps back to the trailhead where you began.
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