Alexander Lake Trail
The Alexander Lake Trail is a short and sweet hike to access Alexander Lake in the Western Uintas. Alexander Lake is a gorgeous, pristine alpine lake with primitive campsites and lots of places to swim and fish. The Alexander Lake Trail is a good hike for folks looking for a place to kick back and relax in the beautiful Utah wilderness.
Quick Navigation
Join our newsletter
Get a weekly dose of discounts and inspiration for adventure lovers
Route Description for Alexander Lake Trail
The Alexander Lake Trail is a short and sweet hike to a pristine alpine lake. This trail is rugged, not clearly marked and requires some creative route finding. If you are not experienced in route finding, we recommend downloading a map beforehand. To access the trail, you must drive along an unmaintained Forest Road; doing this drive with a 4WD, high-clearance vehicle is best. The trail may not be much to write home about, but Alexander Lake sure is. With crystal clear water, and lots of spots to camp and picnic, Alexander Lake is a gorgeous little destination in the Uinta wilderness.
From the parking pull off, cross over Forest road 041 and make your way southeast to Alexander Lake.
Once you reach the water’s edge, set up your tent or your picnic blanket and enjoy a day of fun in the sun on the shores of Alexander Lake.
Getting to the Alexander Lake Trail Trailhead
From Kamas, Utah, head east on highway 150 for 28.6 km then turn left onto Forest Road 041. Follow Forest Road 041 for 4.5 km to a pull off parking area on the left side of the road.
Route Information
Alexander Lake Trail Elevation Graph
Weather Forecast
Check Area WeatherAlexander Lake Trail Reviews
Add a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Nearby Trails
- Hidden Lake via Duck Lake Trail 210
- Broadhead Trail
- Cataract Gorge Trail
- Crystal Lake and Watson Lake Trail
- Weir Lake Trail
- Lillian Lake via The Lakes Country Trail
- Shadow Lake via the Crystal Lake Trailhead
- Notch Mountain via Trial Lake
- Cliff Lake via Clyde Lake Trail
- Joan Lake, Gem Lake, and Echo Lake Trail
- Fairy Forest
- Haystack Lake