포레스트 카운티 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The only signs of civilization you can see around the lake are the cabins here and the campground beach across the water. The cabins are a great spot to camp, and have access to boat rentals and firewood. You can make reservations for a weekend getaway at Recreation.gov.

The loop around Lost Lake is a fantastic short, scenic, secluded hike which is perfect if you are hiking with small children or older folks. If you want to extend the distance you can add on the Ridge Trail loop by Pine River to the north.

The lake is open to fishing, swimming, canoeing, and is a great spot to picnic. In the evening loons tend to frequent the lake.

The campground here is excellent and has bathrooms, drinking water, and information. The trail system winds around both White Deer and Luna Lakes and are well maintained with plenty of beautiful lake views.

The scenery around the lake is beautiful. If you are camping, note that there is no flat spot to pitch a tent by the lake and the warming shelter or Four Ducks area make for better overnight spots.

There are a number of dispersed campsites just south of the trail between White Deer and Luna Lake. The campsites have drinking water by the utility shed. If you are hiking the full Hidden Lakes loop over two days, this is a great spot to spend the night.

From here you have access to the Franklin Nature Trail, boat launch, and waterside. If you start the Hidden Lakes loop from here, be sure to bring water since there are not many filtration sites. Going counter-clockwise leaves the best and most scenic lake hikes for last.

The trails in the Anvil Lake system are mostly all wide, packed, and flat. The forest scenery is especially beautiful in autumn. There may be a fee to park at the trailhead.