Sabrina Lake Trail
Climbing the hillside on the south side of Sabrina Lake, the trail leads to a series of high alpine meadows and lakes in Sabrina Basin surrounded by glacier flanked 13,000 ft. granite peaks. Many day hikers enjoy visiting Blue Lake (2.5 miles). If hikers continue on the trail it will take them to Dingleberry, Hungry Packer, and Midnight Lakes. The side trail to Donkey and Baboon Lake is more rugged and is not recommended for stock. Beyond Blue Lake, bear canisters are the only practical way to store food due to the lack of tall trees.
Common Destinations: Sabrina Basin, Blue Lake, Hungrey Packer, , Midnight Lake
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At a Glance
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Reservations: | Reserve up to 6 months in advance at www.Recreation.gov |
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Busiest Season: | July-August |
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Closest Towns: | Bishop, CA (full service, hospital) |
Water: | Water from creeks, lakes and springs should be treated before drinking. |
Restroom: | Please Leave No Trace. Bury human waste away from water sources. |
Operated By: | Forest Service |
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General Information
Directions:From Bishop go west on State Route 168 (Line Street) approximately 18 miles. After Aspendell, look for the overnight parking at the North Lake turnoff.
Parking:
Hiker parking for this trail is at North Lake. Do not park in campground.
Activities
Lake and Pond Fishing
Most Lakes in the Sabrina Basin hold Brook and Rainbow Trout, check the Eastern Sierra Back Country Fishing Guide for specific trout species in each lake.
Day Hiking
Backpacking
Viewing Scenery
A short hike from the trailhead offers great views of the lake and the surrounding mountains.