The beautiful Flapjack Lakes lay side by side just below tree line at the base of the Sawtooth Range. The best season to visit the lakes is from June through September. You will be be treated with colorful wildflowers.

If you like to spend the night at the Flapjack Lakes campground, you need to obtain a Wilderness Camping Permits that is available 6 months prior to your trip. Visit recreation.gov/permits/4098362 to reserve a permit. Flapjack Lakes is a quota area, so camping is limited. Find more information about fees and quotas: nps.gov/olym/planyourvisit/wilderness-reservations.htm

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