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Middle Fork Lake as seen from its west end.
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Fields of wildflowers on the northwest side of Middle Fork Lake. Nylon Peak (left), Mount Bonneville (center), and Pronghorn Peak (right) form an impressive backdrop to this Middle Fork Lake scene.
Nylon Peak and Middle Fork Lake through an opening in the trees along Bewmark Lake Trail.
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Joan Pendleton
Aug 16, 2025 near Big Sandy, WY
“Middle Fork Lake as seen from its west end.”  

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Middle Fork Lake as seen from its west end.
Nylon Peak and Middle Fork Lake through an opening in the trees along Bewmark Lake Trail.
A lot of willows along sections of Bewmark Lake Trail.
Middle Fork Lake. In the distance (left to right) are an unnamed peak (11,710 ft.), Nylon Peak (12,392 ft.), Mount Bonneville (12,585 ft.), Pronghorn Peak (12.388 ft.), and Dragon Head Peak (12,205 ft.).
The Bewmark Lake outlet creek cascades down a steep hillside, into Middle Fork Lake. Bewmark Lake is out of sight on the shelf above Middle Fork Lake.
An unnamed peak (11,710 ft.), Nylon Peak (12,392 ft.), Mount Bonneville (12,585 ft.), Pronghorn Peak (12.388 ft.), and Dragon Head Peak (12,205 ft.) are reflected into Middle Fork Lake on a perfect, clear, calm August morning.
(left to right) Nylon Peak, Mount Bonneville, Pronghorn Peak, and Dragon Head Peak in the early morning sunlight, along with Middle Fork Lake and its surrounding meadows.
Fields of wildflowers on the northwest side of Middle Fork Lake. Nylon Peak (left), Mount Bonneville (center), and Pronghorn Peak (right) form an impressive backdrop to this Middle Fork Lake scene.
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Middle Fork Lake Trail

7.5 mi 12.1 km
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Big Sandy, WY
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