Lost Lake Hikes
Lost Lake #1
This is the shortest route with a trail. It is a hard hike. 10.3 km round trip. This trail requires a drive up a very poor road. 4x4, ATV or AWD with high clearance and skid plates. Take Oregon 7 (Sumpter Stage Hwy) towards sumpter, turn left on Oregon 410 towards sumpter (after Phillips Reservoir), go through Sumpter and on the other side turn right onto Cracker Creek Rd (towards Bourne) this turns into Forest Rd 5505. Take FR 5505 to the top. Use a GPS to stay on 5505 as there are a lot of turn offs. The beginning of the hike is on an old road (North Powder River Rd). Brook Trout fishing. This trail also goes past Meadow Lake (small lake). You can't see Meadow Lake but a GPS will show when you are close.
Lost Lake #2
Hard Hike. 15.86 km round trip. Scenic views. This trail starts at Peavy Cabin. The Peavy Cabin road is a marked turn off of NFD Rd 73 (Anthony Lake Hwy). This can be reached by traveling from Baker to Haines and then past Anthony Lake or traveling through Sumpter and Granite until turning right on NFD Rd 73.
Lost Lake #3
Hard Hike. 22.76 km round trip. This follows the Peavy Trail, a short distance from the cabin. Use directions to Peavy Cabin from #2.
Lost Lake #4
Hard Hike. 10.3 km round trip. This hike requires driving a very poor road. 4x4, AWD or ATV with high clearance and skid plates is recommended. You may park further down the road and extend the hike due to poor road conditions. Go towards Haines on US 30 (10th St) Turn left in Haines onto Anthony Lake Hwy, turn left on Muddy Creek Ln, turn right onto Foothill Rd, turn left onto Bulger Flat Rd, continue onto NFD Rd 7301. Drive as far as you can, then park and walk the road until finding the first trail marker. Fishing in the stream above the Summit Lake trail sign is forbidden (above Horse Creek).
Lost Lake #5
Very Hard Hike. 13 km round trip. We lost the trail with about 1/3 to 1/4 the distance to go and had to use GPS to find the lake. The initial part of the trail was very good. This hike starts at Red Mountain Lake Trailhead. Very bad road to the trailhead. We came back a different route to avoid a cliff but encountered a lot of very wet meadows.