Frazier Lake

Wilsall, Montana

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Distance

2.31 miles

Elevation Gain

1211 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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The Frazier Lake Trail in Wilsall, Montana, is a moderately challenging 2.31-mile loop. The trail begins at the lake's southern edge, offering clear views of the water. As hikers progress, they encounter a variety of terrain, including rocky outcrops and dense forest areas. The trail's highest point provides panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The trail is well-marked, but hikers should be prepared for some steep inclines and uneven ground. Proper footwear is recommended. The trail also crosses a small stream, so waterproof boots can be beneficial. Wildlife sightings are common along the trail, with deer and bird species frequently spotted. The trail also passes by several notable rock formations, adding interest to the hike. Despite its challenges, the Frazier Lake Trail offers a rewarding hike with diverse scenery and ample opportunities for wildlife viewing.

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