Other Highland Trails

Flat, one-way trail along two highlands lakes. Look for bald eagles, common loons and crawdads along the way! Beth Lake Campground at the mid-point, with picnic area, water and pit toilets.

2 miles one way

EASY 

It’s a steady climb from the east side of Lost Lake to the top of Strawberry Mountain, where you are rewarded with beautiful views of Lost Lake and Bonaparte Mountain.

1.7 miles one way

  INTERMEDIATE

This trail was severely impacted by fire in 2021 and will likely be closed through 2022. Check back here or on the USFS button to the right for updates!

A steady climb, leaving from the south end of Bonaparte Lake and joining with FS 100 road at a great overlook, perfect for a picnic. Pick up the South Side trail 0.25 miles south off of the 100 road.

2 miles one way

  INTERMEDIATE

This trail was severely impacted by fire in 2021 and will likely be closed through 2022. Check back here or on the USFS button to the right for updates!

You can expect some ups and downs along this trail, with lots of great views all along the southwest flank of Bonaparte Mountain. Travel all the way to Bonaparte lake by joining the South Side and Pipsissewa OR head up to to the Bonaparte Lookout.

7.3 miles one way

STRENUOUS

This trail was severely impacted by fire in 2021 and will likely be closed through 2022. Check back here or on the USFS button to the right for updates!

This trail travels through wet areas, passes the old Napal Cabin, and continues through an old growth forest, and rocky lodgepole pine forest along the northwest flank of Bonaparte Mountain to the Bonaparte Lookout. It is accessed through the Highlands Sno-Park, and up the closed FS road #3230-150 for 1.5 miles to get to the trail head.

4.2 miles one way

  INTERMEDIATE

This trail was severely impacted by fire in 2021 and will likely be closed through 2022. Check back here or on the USFS button to the right for updates!

This 3 mile trail takes you up the east flank of Bonaparte Mountain, through both managed and old growth forest, connecting the FS 100 road to the Fourth of July and the Bonaparte Mountain Trail #306

3 miles one way

  INTERMEDIATE

This trail was impacted by fire in 2021 and may be closed through 2022. Check back here or on the USFS button to the right for updates!

The Forest Service says this trail is 3 miles, but it feels like 5 as you climb and climb. It’s worth it, though, when you reach the top and are rewarded with panoramic views. From late spring to fall you can even visit the top of the lookout and chat with the fire lookout who is stationed there. This trail connects to Antoine #304 and Southside #308.

3 miles one way

STRENUOUS