Todd Lake Loop Trail is a 1.7 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Sunriver, Oregon that features a lake and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from June until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
birding
hiking
nature trips
rock climbing
snowshoeing
walking
forest
lake
views
wild flowers
wildlife
Trailhead parking is $5
Beautiful views, great for kids
Beautiful! Easy hike, close to Bend, but watch the mosquitoes!
Flat hike around lake. Gets really muddy directly across from where the hike goes in the meadows. There are small narrow footbridges in the meadows but almost everything between has an inch or so of water. My feet weren't completely drenched but they certainly weren't dry either. There were bugs but I did not get any bites that I am aware of yet. Todd lake is the first lake on cascade highway. $5 parking cash or check. Beautiful views and wildflowers.
Beautiful views, super chill and easy. Wear your waterproof hiking boots. It's muddy from the snowmelt.
Lovely spot, easy peasy access. Great for kids or picnics. Only comment is to wear chacos (or waterproof boots) as expect to get quite wet/muddy when hiking the currently swampy meadows side of the lake- but there are plenty of streams to clean your feet off before getting back to the car.
Beautiful trail but still a lot of snow over trail! Lake is still partially covered by ice / snow!
Beautiful
Very pretty blue bird kind of day spent here. For me the best views were on the way to Todd lake as we could see Broken Top and a nice meadow. It's required (and free) to check into the Nordic center at Mt. Bachelor prior to entering the trail as well as using snow shoes or cross country skies. I recommend renting them in town prior to arriving there if you don't own your own so that you don't have to return theirs before they close early.
One of my favorite places to visit. Easy hike and beautiful view of the mountain. The trail isn't super maintained in some spots but it's still easy to get around. During the summer it's nice for fishing and canoeing/kayaking.
Great for families with small children, picnics or sharing a bottle of wine.
Nice easy hike. Plenty of shade and sun during the hike. Porta-potty at the trail head. Several areas to stop and relax. And picnic tables at the begging and end of the loop so bring a lunch. Like a previous reviewer said parking is a little tricky meaning there is very little so be prepared to park along the road and hike to the trail head. Parking is $5.