Curl Lake
Thirty acres of brook trout water 4.25 miles up the Clarks Fork trail, just southeast of Broadwater Lake. Flat, maintained walking the whole way.
Broadwater Lake (Clarks Fork)
Eighty-three acres on the Clarks Fork valley floor, holding brook trout and Yellowstone cutthroat. About five miles from the trailhead.
Dollar Lake
A small cutthroat lake on the upper shelf above the Clarks Fork valley — six miles out, the last two of them off trail.
Sedge Lake
A small cutthroat lake on the upper Clarks Fork shelf, a short cross-country walk from Aquarius. Six and a half miles out, the last 2.5 off trail.
Aquarius Lake
Twenty-four acres of cutthroat water on the upper Clarks Fork shelf, with flat ground for camping. Six miles out, the last 2.75 off trail.
Little Molar Lake
A 3.2-acre alpine pocket above the Clarks Fork shelf with no trail to it — half a mile of climbing from Boulder Lakes, and no FWP fish data either way.
Boulder Lakes
A cluster of alpine lakes at 9,144 feet with no trail to them — a steep, loose descent off the upper shelf, and no FWP fish data either way.
Sodalite Lake
Twenty-seven acres of brook trout water high on the Clarks Fork shelf. Ten miles in on trail, or open granite route-finding from Surprise Lake.
Surprise Lake (Clarks Fork MT)
A small cutthroat lake at 9,922 feet among the high shelf lakes of the Clarks Fork. Seven and a half miles in, the last three off trail.
Weasel Lake
A small cutthroat lake just under 10,000 feet on the high Clarks Fork shelf. Six miles in, the last stretch a steep off-trail climb.
Stash Lake
Lone Elk Lake
Sky Top Lakes
Rough Lake
Looking Glass Lake
Rain Lake
No Bones Lake
Stepping Stone Lake
Production Lake
