Deep Lake Trail
The Deep Lake trail follows an un-named tributary of the Medicine Bow River. From the trailhead off Forest Road 105.2B the trail winds through meadows and a sparse Engleman spruce and Limber pine forest. Hikers will come to Deep Lake and then meet the Quealy Lake trail before the Quealy Lake trail joins Sheep Lake trail. Restroom facilities are not available at the trailheads. Please pack you trash out with you. It is located in the Snowy Range and is managed by the Brush Creek/Hayden Ranger District.
General Information
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Getting There
Directions
From Wyoming Highway take National Forest System Road (NFSR) 100. After approximately 12 miles turn east (right) on to NFSR 105 and travel approximately 4 miles. Turn southeast (right) on NFSR 105.2B and travel approximately 2½ miles until you reach the end of the road and the Deep Lake Trailhead
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