Islet Lake and Lost Lake is a 10.6 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Tofield, Alberta, Canada that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and running.
December 29, 2020Such a beautiful winter trail for skiing and a snowshoe - at least for these neck of the woods. If you get a good day with a coating of frost on the trees it’s beautiful, quiet and very well maintained. It’s no epic mountain views but still very lovely. In summer as a hike I could imagine this feeling Same same but for a ski or snowshoe it’s pretty great!
December 27, 2020It was great for cross country skiing .. would come back
December 24, 2020December 23, 2020Pretty tough skiing in the beginning, a lot of hills that required more skill than we had going down. Felt really tired on this round but it was a nice ski.
November 10, 2020Really great powder on the trail today for some hiking. Mild temps and trail is easy to follow. Really enjoyed myself.
November 1, 2020Lots of people out today! Had to climb over logs in a couple areas from beavers
September 20, 2020Lovely trail with the fall foliage! Some snakes in the trail which was cool! A little elevation but not difficult.
September 13, 2020September 7, 2020September 5, 2020Great hike, easy elevation gain. Majority of path was dry, some swampy areas but no flooded out areas. Make sure you follow the maps on the trail carefully to make sure you aren’t doing more loops than necessary, lots of options for trails to take.
September 3, 2020August 17, 2020Really nice lake with a really good view. We went on a hot summer day so the path was pretty dry. Highly recommend!
August 7, 2020Very boring, muddy, and part of the path is flooded and you have to go around 10/10 do not recommend. BUGS too.
August 2, 2020Hot day. Great hike. Bring lots of water. Bugs not bad.
August 2, 2020This trail is a nice walk through the woods with some glimpses of the lake. Please note that the road to Islet Lake Staging Area is rocky and unpaved.
June 20, 2020pretty muddy, and we had to turn back about halfway. it's a decent walk for just being at the recreation area, but not a destination hike in and of itself.
November 30, 2019A typical winter hike in this area
August 10, 2019
First to ReviewBeavers have caused some havoc on the trails - one fairly washed out area, having to climb over some downed trees but bring an extra pair of socks and some bug spray and enjoy the view, wild flowers, and occasional frog or snake!
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