Information on Gertrude Lake
Information on Gertrude Lake:
Several dispersed campsites exist, with generally very limited camping. To preserve the wilderness condition, either camp in obviously already used sites, or camp 100 feet from the lakeside. Please limit group sizes in order to preserve the solitude and wilderness experiences for all (maximum size is 12 people). Open campfires are not allowed.
Directions
to Gertrude Lake:
From Kyburz on Highway 50 go 5 miles east to Wrights Lake Road. Turn left (north), and go 8 miles to the campgound.
Fishing at Gertrude Lake
It is your responsibilty to know local fishing regulations (See below)
Gertrude Lake Facts:
Gertrude Lake is a Natural Lake
The elevation of Gertrude Lake is 8000 feet
Visiting Info for Gertrude Lake
Best Season to visit Gertrude Lake is: Open year round
For more information on
Gertrude Lake contact:
National Forest or Park:
Eldorado National Forest
District: Pacific Ranger District
Address: 7887 Highway 50
City: Pollock Pines Zip: 95726
Phone: 530-647-5415
Email: Mailroom_R5_Eldorado@fs.fed.us
Rules and Regulations for Gertrude Lake. These
may not always be up to date so make sure you double check
before recreating or fishing at Gertrude Lake.
Hiking only. Gertrude Lake is in Desolation Wilderness. No motorized, mechanized, or wheeled equipment are allowed in the Wilderness; such as bicycles, motorcycles, snowmobiles, or motorboats. This lake is reached by parking at the Rockbound or Twin Lakes parking area near Wrights Lake and hiking the Tyler Lake Trail. The 4.2 mile hike to Gertrude Lake is considered moderate to difficult.
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