Sawtooth Lake
A hundred and fifteen acres you can drive to, at the end of a genuinely technical 4x4 track. The largest drive-up water in this part of Wyoming.
Lake WGN
A fifth of an acre right off the 4x4 track at 9,489 feet. Wyoming Game and Fish has it as no longer a viable fishery.
Chain Lakes
Eighty acres at 9,800 feet, two minutes from where a normal car can park. The last easy stop before the road turns into real 4x4 terrain.
Duck Lake
Three hundred and ninety one yards down off the track, and 177 feet back up. The only lake on this road that asks anything on foot.
Deep Lake (Clarks Fork, WY)
Short walk, one serious warning: do not follow the inlet stream. Cliffs, brush and fast water that way, and a proper trail the other.
Sill Lake
Three quarters of a mile off the Beartooth Lake outlet, with 200 feet of climbing up front and a trail that vanishes in three places.
Christmas Lake
Under a mile below an unmarked highway pull-out, steep the whole way and invisible from the road. Mark your entry point before you drop in.
Meadow Lake
Half a mile cross-country off a 4x4 road, with marsh all the way around. Plan on wet feet if you want to touch the water.