Lynx Lake, Prescott AZ
Getting there
From downtown, take Highway 69 east, then Walker Road south. Two boat ramps and a campground access the lake. Parking fees apply via the National Forest day-use system.
Fishing
Lynx Lake is stocked with rainbow trout and holds bass and catfish. The boat ramps and shore spots near the cafe are popular. An Arizona fishing license is required.
Trails
The Lynx Lake Loop is about 2.3 miles of mostly flat shoreline trail. Salida Gulch and other Prescott National Forest trails branch off nearby.
The cafe
Lynx Lake Cafe sits on the water and works for breakfast or lunch. Hours are seasonal.
Frequently asked
Is swimming allowed at Lynx Lake?+
Swimming is not allowed at Lynx Lake. Boating and fishing are.
Is camping available?+
Yes, at the Lynx Lake and Hilltop campgrounds. Reserve in summer.
Are dogs allowed?+
Yes, on a leash.
Do I need a parking pass?+
Yes. National Forest day-use fee or annual pass applies.
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