Lakeshore Perimeter Trail is a 5.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Frisco, Colorado that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from April until October.
hiking
mountain biking
nature trips
walking
bird watching
forest
views
wild flowers
This is an extremely poorly marked trail. There has been road construction and maps are wrong in areas.
Relatively flat trail along lake shore. Lightly traveled. Hiked entire loop, passed three other hikers and four people on bikes.very scenic lakeshore hike. Done on 8/21/19. Recommended.
Pretty easy to lose the thread or be unsure you’re on THIS trail and not another one. Felt like I intruded on a lot of campsites. Overall though a pretty challenging first trail run. May revisit now that I know the way.
Ken Nett recorded Lakeshore Perimeter Trail
Nice run. Ups and downs and good views. Watch out for Buzzsaw!!
A really easy and not particularly interesting trail. Some of the mountain views were nice but there are many more spectacular trails around. Probably a good starter if you wanted to get into trail running. Trail was in good condition.
Not a well marked trail. Wouldn't have been able to find without alltrails app. Some nice views here and there. Not the most exciting trail. Be ready to step off every 20 yards for bikers and trail runners. Very mellow trail, not much elevation gain or loss. It's more of a long walk than it is a hike.
Great for kids, amazing views, and super peaceful! A bit hard to find at times without the app. Signage should be updated. But using the record feature of the app helped us find the trail pretty easily. We loved hanging out on the shore and watching the boats, paddleboards, kayaks go by. We also saw geese, and threw rocks into the lake.
This hike had an amazing view of the lake. It was absolutely gorgeous! The hiking trail was very easy and flat for most of the time. However, it was really hard to find the trail. It was not marked and it was easy to get lost. We had to go through several roads and unmarked paths to find the trail. Even when we finished, it was difficult to get back to where we parked. We went through a biking trail and it took us a long time to get back. Overall, if you want to do this hike, use the map as your guide. This trail is very hard to navigate in the beginning and in the end. But when you’re going around the perimeter, the view is definitely worth it!
Great Lake loop!
Great trail once on it. Right along the waters edge. The only reason why it is not five stars in my book is due to two reasons; mountain bikers going to fast and not courteous and the camp grounds where dogs were loose. The rest of the experience was great. I would also not classify this as moderate, rather it should be classified as easy.
