White Pine Lake
Trail Number: 025
Trail Length: 3.8 miles one way
Difficulty: Moderate
Trailhead: Day use parking at Tony Grove Lake parking area. Overnight parking at the backcountry trailhead 1/4-mile below the campground. There is a small fee for all parking in the Tony Grove area. (GPS: N41°53′686″ W111°33′535″)
Elevation Start/Gain: 8000 feet/760 feet
Route: "White Pine Lake trail is easy to follow, but you will be gradually climbing the ridge dividing Tony Grove Lake and White Pine Lake. From the ridge, the trail drops steeply down to White Pine Lake."
"This is a pleasant short day hike for all the seasons of the year.... White Pine Lake is a small picturesque lake nestled in a cirque between Mt. Magog and Mt. Gog. The Forest Service rerouted the trail in 1975, as well as constructing a bridge over White Pine Creek. There are several campsites and a toilet on the north side of the lake."
For route details and special features, please refer to the best hiking guide in Cache Valley:
Cache Trails, 2023 Edition, edited by Dave Wallace and illustrated by Margaret Pettis
(Bridgerland Audubon Society)
Available from:
- Cache Valley Visitors Bureau
- The Book Table
- The Trailhead a.k.a Campsaver.com
- USDA Forest Service, Logan District Office
- USU Bookstore
