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Overview

Wilderness
One Way Length
Beginning Elevation
Peak Elevation
Gain/Loss/Net Gain
Ratings
USFS Regulations
Trails Illustrated
Quadrangle
Rawah
0.9 mile (trailhead to Lost Lake)
10,093
10,389
296/183/+113
Hikers – Easy;    Stock Riders – Moderate
Wilderness
#112 Poudre River, Cameron Pass
Rawah Lakes

Location

Refer to Rawah (North) Trail for driving instructions. The Lost Lake Trail is accessed from the Rawah (North) Trail.  The parking lot for the Rawah (North) Trail is located on the east (right) side of the Laramie River Road across from the Rawah Guest Ranch (at mm 12.7). Facilities and trailer parking are available. No water.

GPS Coordinates
Trailhead (at Rawah (North) Trail)

N40°42.631’ W105°55.747’ Map
Lost Lake Trail elevation profile

Location

The trailhead for the Lost Lake Trail is located about 5.1 miles up the Rawah (North) Trail. The Lost Lake Trail passes through an attractive lodgepole pine forest.  The trail climbs up the hillside to the northwest for about 0.3 mile. It then levels off for the next 0.4 mile, passing near two small, shallow ponds. The trail then descends the final 0.2 mile to Lost Lake.  This beautiful subalpine lake has several interesting rock outcrops on its shoreline.

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