Booth Lake

Managing agency

Forest Service

Wilderness area

Eagles Nest Wilderness

Bikes

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Booth Lake is a 9.0-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Pikes Peak. Managed by the Pike-San Isabel National Forest's Pikes Peak Ranger District, this trail offers access to a mountain lake in the Pikes Peak region. The route follows an out-and-back format, meaning hikers will retrace the same path on the return journey, totaling approximately 18 miles round trip including the approach. The trail is situated within Pike-San Isabel National Forest, which encompasses diverse terrain and ecosystems across south-central Colorado. This location provides access to the scenic alpine landscape characteristic of the Pikes Peak area. The trail's proximity to Colorado Springs makes it accessible to Front Range hikers seeking mountain lake destinations. Booth Lake serves as the primary destination for this hike, offering views and potential recreation opportunities at the lake's elevation. Hikers should plan accordingly for the full 9.0-mile distance to the lake and back. The trail is maintained by the Pikes Peak Ranger District, which manages recreation resources throughout the region.