Pass Lake

One of two freshwater lakes in the park, Pass Lake is a popular spot for fishing. The lake features German brown and rainbow trout. Pass Lake is fly-fishing only and motorized boats are not allowed.

The Pass Lake Loop Trail winds through the forest along the west side of the lake and also connects to Ginnett Trail and Naked Man Valley.

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