Lost Lake, Sawtooth Range, Custer County, Idaho

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     An average amount of precipitation falls at Lost Lake; most of the snow falls during January, and the driest month is July. You just can't picture the amount of outdoors enjoyable stuff the Sawtooth Range has to offer. There's no such thing as a bad day of skiing at nearby Brundage Mountain. This is a fine area for folks who like lakes. Josephus Lake is a lake around here, and a great spot to camp here at Lost Lake is Sheepeater Hot Springs Campground.
 
   Whohoo, so much fun stuff in one place! The Sawtooth Range is excellent! Nearby lakes? Sure, Helldiver Lake is near Lost Lake, and good hiking is available along the Garden Creek Trail. Having a great time at Lost Lake is uncomplicated. Get dripping wet paddling on Rapid River, and don't leave Lost Lake without first going for a hike along the Blue Bunch Trail. Get yourself into a kayak and hit Marsh Creek, and camping is available at Lola Creek Campground.
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               lake is so wonderful. From Lost Lake you obtain a splendid view of Mount Mills, and you can go for a hike on the Bear Valley Creek Trail. High temperatures at Lost Lake through the warm days of summer are in the 80's. Once the sun is down it dips down to the 40's. Daytime highs throughout the winter are in the 30's while the cold winter nights at Lost Lake are in the 10's. Lost Lake is a beautiful lake in the Sawtooth Range.

 

Current weather conditions at Lost Lake, Sawtooth Range, Custer County, Idaho
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Local climate location: LOWMAN 27 miles away


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  Coordinates:
Latitude: 44.52861
Longitude: -115.1589

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These outdoors activities are available near Lost Lake.
 Camp Grounds Near Lost Lake:
Sheepeater Hot Springs Campground, Valley County, 6 miles away
Lola Creek Campground, Custer County, 6 miles away
Thatcher Creek Campground, Custer County, 8 miles away
Pistol Creek Campground, Valley County, 10 miles away
 Ski Areas Near Lost Lake:
Brundage Mountain, Idaho, 28 miles away
      1800 vertical feet
 Whitewater Near Lost Lake:
Rapid River, Custer CountyCounty, 5 miles away
      Class IV - 13 miles long (Float Creek to confluence with Middle Fork Salmon)
Marsh Creek, Custer CountyCounty, 6 miles away
      Class II-III - 6 miles long (State Highway 21 to Middle Fork Salmon)
Salmon River - Middle Fork, Custer CountyCounty, 7 miles away
      Class III-IV - 8 miles long (Marsh Creek to Boundary Creek)
 Trails Near Lost Lake:
Bear Valley Creek Trail, Valley County, 8 miles away
Blue Bunch Trail, Valley County, 9 miles away
Garden Creek Trail, Valley County, 12 miles away
 Lakes Near Lost Lake:
Helldiver Lake, Custer CountyCounty, 1 miles away
Josephus Lake, Custer CountyCounty, 1 miles away

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