Wall Lake

Wall Lake is a 14.4-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the South Platte Ranger District within Pike-San Isabel National Forest. The route features 389 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate hike suitable for various fitness levels. This trail is managed by Pike-San Isabel National Forest's South Platte Ranger District, ensuring maintained conditions and access standards. The out-and-back format allows hikers to turn around at their preferred point, providing flexibility for different experience levels and time constraints. The relatively modest elevation gain spread across the full distance makes this a manageable day hike. Hikers can expect views typical of the South Platte area, with the destination lake serving as the primary feature for the round-trip journey. The trail's 14.4-mile length and gentle grade make it well-suited for those seeking a full day on the trail without extreme physical demands. Wall Lake offers an accessible option for experiencing Pike-San Isabel National Forest's landscape and alpine environment. Check with the South Platte Ranger District for current trail conditions and any access updates before planning your visit.