Hike to Ostrander Lake

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Great views lead you to a dazzling lake on this rewarding hike in the Sierras.

Park in the dirt lot of of Glacier Pt. Road and hike a short distance to the trailhead (see map). Follow signage for the 12 mile out-and back filled with scenic views and the beautiful Lake Ostrander. No dogs allowed on this trail.

Photos: J Maughn,

Pack List

Sturdy shoes
Sun protection
Water
Lunch/snacks
Camera
Swimsuit

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Activities:

Photography, Hiking

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Season:

Spring, Summer, Autumn

Trail Type:

Out-and-Back

Distance:

12 Miles

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Features:

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Forest

Groups

Scenic

Wildflowers

Wildlife

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