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Lowline Trail passes by several lakes, including Divide Lake, a large alpine lake. It’s not a popular destination in the area, so you might enjoy some peace and quiet. The hike is challenging but rewarding, taking you through alpine meadows, rocky terrain, and pristine wilderness. Divide Lake is an excellent spot for fishing or camping. The trail is best hiked in summer or early fall—just be prepared for mosquitoes.

Shadow Lake is a beautiful alpine lake with views of the Cirque of the Towers, reached via the Fremont Trail. The hike takes you through pine forests and meadows, passing other lakes along the way, with chances to spot wildlife. It’s moderately challenging due to its length, but the trail itself is not difficult. You can complete it as a long day hike or a two-day trip combined with the Cirque of the Towers loop. Late summer and early fall are the best times to visit, as the trail can be muddy or snow-covered in spring.

Seneca Lake is a popular backcountry destination in the heart of the Wind River Range. There are some stunning campsites along the shoreline.

Island Lake is a beautiful alpine lake with tiny rock islands in the lake and the majestic peaks of the Cirque of the Towers in the distance.

This trail takes you along the east shoreline of Deep Lake and along Clear Lake right below towering Haystack Mountain. It connects with the Continental Divide Trail again.

At this junction, where the Continental Divide Trail meets with the Clear Lake Trail, you are surrounded by beautiful lakes like Temple Lake and majestic peaks such as East Temple Peak and Temple Peak. If you continue south, you will reach Temple Pass.

North Lake is a pristine alpine lake with stunning views of rising War Bonnet Peak and Dog Tooth Peak. It sits along the Continental Divide in the Wind River Range. Due to its beauty, it is a popular hike, so you might start a little early for more solitude.

Big Sandy Lake is a picturesque alpine lake that is fed by streams coming from Black Joe Lake, North Lake, Blue Lake and Clear Lake. It is the source for Big Sandy River.