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Utah
8.8 mi
Distance
1,452 ft
Gain
3h 39m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Ashley National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Lamarla Lake
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Lamarla Lake is a moderate alpine hike offering rewarding views of a pristine mountain lake nestled in Utah's high country. The trail climbs steadily through mixed terrain, gaining over 1,400 feet while traversing approximately 8.8 miles round trip. This scenic destination combines accessible distance with meaningful elevation gain, making it ideal for hikers seeking a full day adventure with alpine lake views.
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