lynx lake recreation area
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lynx lake recreation area印象
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The lake is not far from town. There is a walking trail around the lake with some of it wheelchair accessible. There are many covered picnic areas and grills. The bathroom is outhouse like and no running water but clean and has toilet paper everytime I went in. You do pay to park but worth the few bucks. Fishing is usually only good right after they stock. Check the AZ game and fish web site for stocking schedule. Put down your phone and take a walk.
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We arrived in the morning and did a short hike around half the lake. The path was relatively level so it is a very easy hike overall, great for kids, families or those just looking for a comfortable hike. The lake allows boats with electric motors only. There is no swimming in this lake, it is a bit murky so you wouldn't want to swim in it anyhow. A fun way to spend a morning in prescott.
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Lynx Lake offers a beautiful setting with minimal driving from Prescott. We stopped and had breakfast in the restaurant by the lake that offered many German dishes. I loved the German pancakes with sided dish of peaches. You may eat your meal with a view of the lake and the servers treat you like family.
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A great hike all around the lake and they have canoe rentals to enjoy the entire lake. My favorite time is after the Bald Eagles have nested and if you get lucky you can see them flying around for food. It's serene and peaceful.
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A really nice pleasant walk around the Lake, the near side being a paved path with several resting points and the far side a more natural woodland trail (not difficult, but depending on weather can be a bit muddy). Nice and tranquil and some lovely views. So different to the views just a few miles away with all the trees. Before or after the Lake suggest also do the Lynx Creek ruin hike. This is just off the road on the way back to Prescott (The 5USD Lake parking ticket covers you or go Wednesday for free). The just over half mile walk entrance is close to the board in the car park (took me a couple of minutes to find it!!). This is a nice gentle walk. Do not get too excited about the ruins, they are just a pile of stones, really have to use your imagination to consider life 800 plus years ago. But the walk is lovely, some great views (including the Lake) and pick up a leaflet at the start for descriptions of a dozen plants marked out on the walk.
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This hike can be done by people of all ages and capabilities. Half of the hike around the lake is paved and that part is fairly level. It is a beautiful mountain lake and my choice to take people over Watson and Goldwater Lakes. This hike could be added to a 1 day itinerary. Go and breathe in that delicious mountain air! Be sure to take your leashed pooch.
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This is a terrific little lake for hiking. A trip around the lake takes about forty minutes and leads you to the Lynx Lake Restaurant where you can get great sandwiches and dine indoors or out. Very clean in and around the lake.
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We usually camp around the 4th of July. Its always clean and quite. We have rented the boats before and just cruised around the lake and taken hikes that are easy and fun. Very family oriented and not far from town in case you need anything. We will be returning soon.
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Fishing, hiking, and cooking out are all possibilities at this lake. The site map showed it to be on Cortez St, but that is not where it is. Search on Google or other GPS and find the real lake.
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People were fishing and hiking. There were ducks and cormorants. We sat and soaked in the sun. Plenty of parking but we are in the off season. People in canoes and pontoons. Water was coooooold!!!!! Bathrooms were open.