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Lake Alice

Lake Alice is located near Lincoln in the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The area features forested terrain with a lake, offering a natural setting for camping. Temperatures can range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit during spring and fall to highs in the 80s during summer. Nearby attractions include the Bridger-Teton National Forest trails and scenic views, providing opportunities for hiking and wildlife observation.

Description

National Forest

Bridger-Teton National Forest

Lake Alice Campground has 9 campsites and is a 1.5 mile hike east from the Hobble Creek Campground. Lake Alice provides beautiful views, fishing and a variety of hiking and horseback opportunities to visitors. Visitors are strongly encouraged to practice clean camping techniques and to store attractants (e.g. food, toothpaste) in a manner that makes them unavailable to bears.

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Location

Lake Alice is located in Wyoming

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Directions

From the Town of Kemmerer, Wyoming, head west on United States Highway 30 (US-30) for 44 miles to the Town of Cokeville, WY. Make a right turn on Wyoming State Highway 232 (WY-232)/Big Spring Scenic Backway, and after approximately 12.5 miles take a right onto Forest Service Road 10062 (FS-10062). Follow FS-10062 for 8.5 miles and take a left onto Hobble Creek Road/FS-10193. Follow FS-10193 for 4.8 miles and then take the first left to stay on said road. Continue following FS-10193 for an additional 1.3 miles and bear left at the fork to stay on FS-10193 and continue for an additional 7.7 miles and take a right at the fork. Continue driving past the campground and take another right at the second fork towards Lake Alice Trailhead at the end of the road. Begin hiking on Lake Alice Trail/National Forest System Trail 1025, crossing the bridge and staying left at the trail junction just beyond the bridge and continue approximately 1.6 miles to Lake Alice. Once at Lake Alice stay right and follow the trail along the southern shore of the lake and Lake Alice Campground is an additional 0.6 miles down this trail. Approximate travel details from the Town of Kemmerer: 79 miles, 1 hour and 45 minutes for drive time plus 40 minutes hiking time.

Coordinates

42.40600001 N
110.74400055 W

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  • Picnic Table
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Reviewed Jul. 23, 2018

Ranger Review: ICEMULE at Lake Alice Campground

Disclosure: It is NOT 3.5 miles to the campground, it is 1.5 to the lake and another to .25 or so to the camping area on the east side of the lake. The app on my phone was screwy. Sorry for the confusion in my videos.

Campground Review: For a primitive camping area this place is pretty sweet! They have metal fire rings with grills and there is an outhouse as well. The picnic tables are built of of half hewn logs. I did see that one of the tables at a site was badly broken, so everything is not in the best repair. There was also garbage left behind by the previous visitors which we packed out for them. The views more than make up for it, though! This lake is the most beautiful blue-green color. Lake Alice is home to the only pure lake strain of Bonneville Cutthroat Trout in Wyoming. We caught about 4 this trip but I wasn't quick enough with the camera to share any shots. We had to leave just as the fishing was getting good in the evening. Fish AM/PM, the wind can pick up in the afternoons, and temps rise making fishing not so great in the afternoon. Horseback riders are frequently in the area, so make way for them on the trail. We passed a string of about 8 riders going in further. You can trail ride through all the way to La Barge Creek Road. The campsite at the very beginning of the lake has a primitive corral for the horses. There are a few ambitious folks who have packed canoes into the lake. There are also some forest service water crafts locked away. Maybe if you had the right connections…It would be so fun to canoe this lake!

If you continue along Poker Creek Trail that follows the east side of the lake, you can visit Mount Isabel which is 5 miles from the start of Lake Alice. Poker Creek Trail will reach LaBarge Creek Road at mile 9.

Don'f forget to leave no trace! Picking up after others is frustrating.

Gear Review: ICEMULE Coolers https://icemulecoolers.com/collections/pro-coolers/products/the-icemule-pro-large Occasionally the Dyrt will provide gear to demo on camping trips. I had the opportunity to demo the ICEMULE Pro Large Soft cooler. I have been using this cooler for a little over a month now and it has come along on a variety of adventures and has not failed! This was the longest trek I've carried the cooler. We went for a day trip into Lake Alice. The trail to the lake is 1.5 miles. I was able to pack the fully loaded cooler with lunch, drinks, and snacks for 4, into the lake comfortably. I loved that this cooler has the crisscross bungee cord to hold additional gear. It held my fly rod case snugly as we packed in. The cooler has a vent on the side, you can inflate the side walls to help extend the insulating factor of the cooler. It also helps it float! The bag rolls closed like a dry bag and clips closed. The shoulder straps are adjustable and there is a chest strop for a good fit. It worked just as good as a garbage receptacle as we packed out trash we found in the campground. #leaveitbetterthanyoufoundit

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  • Review photo of Lake Alice by Carrie C., July 23, 2018
  • Review photo of Lake Alice by Carrie C., July 23, 2018
  • Review photo of Lake Alice by Carrie C., July 23, 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are fires allowed at Lake Alice?

    Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at Lake Alice, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.