Lost Wilderness Lake   Be the first to submit input for Lost Wilderness Lake. If you have info on Lost Wilderness Lake, Hampden County, Massachusetts please submit it here to improve this web site.          These outdoors activities are available near Lost Wilderness Lake.   Lakes Near Lost Wilderness Lake: Lemanquais Pond, Litchfield County, 4 miles away Lake Triangle, Litchfield County, 5 miles away West Hill Pond, Litchfield County, 11 miles away Winchester Lake, Litchfield County, 12 miles away Barkhamsted Reservoir, Litchfield County, 12 miles away   Public Lands Near Lost Wilderness Lake: Tolland State Forest, Massachusetts, 2 miles away York Lake, Massachusetts, 9 miles away Chester-Blandford State Forest, Massachusetts, 10 miles away Fire Island National Seashore, Patchogue - NY, 69 miles away   Marinas On or Near Lost Wilderness Lake: J and D Marina, Otis, 4 miles away T & C Marina, East Otis, 4 miles away   Camp Grounds Near Lost Wilderness Lake: Cold Spring Campground, Berkshire County, 3 miles away Twin Brook Farm And Camping Areas, Granville, 3 miles away J and D Marina, Otis, 4 miles away Camp Overflow, Otis, 5 miles away   Hotels Near Lost Wilderness Lake: Manor House, Norfolk, 12 miles away Blackberry River Inn, Norfolk, 14 miles away Quality Inn & Suites, Torrington, 15 miles away Days Inn - Torrington, Torrington, 16 miles away Yankee Pedlar Inn, Torrington, 16 miles away   Ski Areas Near Lost Wilderness Lake: Otis Ridge, Massachusetts, 6 miles away       400 foot drop, 5 lifts, 11 runs Blandford, Massachusetts, 11 miles away       465 foot drop, 5 lifts, 26 runs Ski Sundown, Connecticut, 14 miles away       625 foot drop, 5 lifts, 15 runs   Whitewater Near Lost Wilderness Lake: Farmington River - West Branch, Berkshire/ HampdenCounty, 2 miles away       Class III-IV - 3 miles long (Upper New Boston) Farmington River - West Branch, -blank-County, 2 miles away       Class II-III - 2.25 miles long (Lower New Boston) Fall River, BerkshireCounty, 3 miles away       Class V - 0.9 miles long (Otis Reservoir to Farmington River)