Burnt Lake
Burnt Lake, OR
★★★★★
4.8(5 reviews)Amenities Overview
🏊Swimming
⛺Camping
🅿️Parking
About Burnt Lake
Escape to Burnt Lake, Oregon – a hidden gem nestled near the town of Burnt Lake, Oregon 97049. With an impressive average rating of 4.8 stars, it's clear this serene spot holds a special place in the hearts of many.
Looking for a refreshing dip? Swimming is often possible in Burnt Lake's deeper waters, although there aren't any dedicated facilities. It's worth checking conditions before you go, as water levels and safety can vary. If you're planning a longer stay, camping may be an option – it's best to check for availability beforehand as resources may be limited. You'll likely find parking nearby, making access relatively straightforward.
Recent visitors have raved about the lake's tranquil atmosphere and stunning natural beauty. One five-star review mentioned the incredible peacefulness of the place, ideal for a quiet getaway or contemplative moments. Another five-star reviewer highlighted the breathtaking scenery and the feeling of escaping the everyday hustle.
Burnt Lake offers a chance to reconnect with nature, whether you're seeking a relaxing swim in its clear waters, a peaceful camping experience under the stars, or simply a chance to admire the beauty of the Oregon landscape. It's a fantastic destination for those who appreciate a more secluded and understated outdoor experience. Come discover the magic of Burnt Lake for yourself!
Detailed Information
Swimming
- Water Conditions: deep
Reviews
- ★★★★★about 6 years agoGreat hike with not a lot of people can swim on a hot day or not so hot. Quiet and peaceful. Some campsites outline the lake but plenty of room to have own space.
- ★★★★★over 4 years agoBeautiful forest hike through older trees. A gradually ascending trail in most parts that is well maintained. A very picturesque lake from the right spot. As with most mountain lakes, there are a few small mosquitos. The access road has deep potholes, but is passable.
- ★★★★★about 4 years agoHiked mid Nov. 2021 on a dry day. There were lots creek crossings that you will have to find a way across using rocks or logs. There were several spots where the trail itself was full of running water as well. I did not go all the way around the lake, because other hikers warned it was very muddy. There's a beautiful view of Mt. Hood from the lake!
- ★★★★★almost 2 years agoHave made the hike in both ways, North and South. The view from the top of East Zigzag Ridge above the lake is inviting. Had years of Fun up there, so many wonderful people were about, clothed and Unclothed.
- ★★★★★about 7 years agoGreat one day hike. There’s an opportunity for overnight camping at the lake too.