Sprague Lake - RMNP
The Sprague Lake loop in Rocky Mountain National Park is a gentle, nearly level path that circles the lake with constant views of calm water reflecting surrounding peaks and forests. It’s a scenic stroll in any season, offering wildlife sightings and classic Front Range mountain beauty without significant elevation gain.
Sprague Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park offers a variety of hiking routes. One route includes a gentle loop along the Sprague Lake Connector, Glacier Creek, and Sprague Lake Trail, winding quietly through forested stretches and open shoreline. Along the way, the trail offers a peaceful, reflective atmosphere with frequent views across the lake and outward to the surrounding peaks of the Continental Divide. The combination of still forest, open vistas, and an easy, well-defined path makes this loop a relaxing and scenic way to experience the grandeur of RMNP.
- Suitable Activities: Hiking, Snowshoeing
- Snowshoeing Category: Basic
- Seasons: Year-round
- Weather: View weather forecast
- Length: 3.0 mi
- Elevation Gain: 300 ft
- 8,870 ft
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Land Manager:
National Park Service
Rocky Mountain National Park
- Parking Permit Required: National Park Entrance Fees
- Recommended Party Size: 12
- Maximum Party Size: 12
- Maximum Route/Place Capacity: 12
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