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What a nice lake North Erickson Lake is. At North Erickson Lake during the summer months highs are in the 80's. Throughout the dark hours of summer temperatures drop down into the 40's. Highs through the wintertime are commonly in the 30's while the cold winter nights at North Erickson Lake are in the 10's. North Erickson Lake is a beautiful lake in the Uinta Mountains. This lake is so wonderful. A splendid nearby hotel is Daniels Summit Lodge. Whitewater
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| | paddling is not for everybody but if it's for you then we recommend Provo River; if you need a place to stay Lodge at Stillwater is a pleasant choice. North Erickson Lake gets very little precipitation; most of the rain falls throughout April, and the driest month of the year is July. Be careful coming to the Uinta Mountains, you might not ever want to return home again. If you came for an overnight stay Smith and Morehouse Campground is a splendid place to camp, | |
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and some of the water close by flows, like Erickson Creek. That right there is plenty of cool things already but it goes on, the Uinta Mountains has it all. There are other sites here than North Erickson Lake, for example South
Erickson Lake, and on a good day you can take a hike along the Smith Morehouse Trail. Lakes are such serene spots, why not take a look at Big Elk Lake in close proximity to North Erickson Lake, and a tour to Erickson Basin revitalizes
the soul. This place is peerless, just explore all the enjoyable things to do in the neighborhood of North Erickson Lake. Why not take a look at Big Elk Lake Dam while you're here, and there is a tremendous hiking trail close by called
the Nobletts Creek Trail. This lake is so wonderful. Why not camp at Camperworld Knotty Pine if you're here at North Erickson Lake; going for a hike on the Littles Fork Trail is always a great adventure.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 40.68583 Longitude: -111.0633
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Provo River, Utah CountyCounty, 15 miles away Class I-IV - 25 miles long (Soapstone to Deer Creek Reservoir) |
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