National forest · Utah
Tony Grove Lake, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Tony Grove Lake, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest is run by the USDA Forest Service. Its own timing: mid-July through early to mid-August.
Tony Grove Lake, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest in pictures
Illustrative photos, not current conditions
What the USDA Forest Service says
“Powerful slow moving glaciers formed the original Tony Grove Lake. The size of the lake was augmented with an earthen dam built in the 1930’s.”Visit official site ↗
When to go
In the source's own words; no peak claimed unless the source says so
- mid-July through early to mid-August“The best time to see wildflowers is usually mid-July through early to mid-August.”
Before you go
There is a trailhead that takes you to either the Mt. Naomi Wilderness or to White Pine Lake. In addition, there is trail that circles Tony Grove Lake. All trails provide terrific wildflower viewing opportunities.
Tony Grove Lake, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest on the map
With the places we follow within 60 miles
- Bear River RefugeLocal timing: early April through mid-May
- Tony Grove Lake, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Nearby
Within 60 straight-line miles; roads are longer
- Bear River RefugeShorebirds · Apr–May · 35 mi
How we know
Every fact on this page, from these pages
- Sep 30Park ServiceTony Grove Lake: seasonal timing (Codex round 25; saved under research/round25/pages/)Source (opens USDA Forest Service, Tony Grove Lake in a new tab)