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Discover more of Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park and explore seven parks that offer a chance to camp somewhere new and experience Alberta from a different point of view.
The Lily Lake Trail will take you all the way from the old-growth balsam fir forest at the top of Marten Mountain to the boreal mixed woods surrounding serene Lily Lake. The trail is largely downhill on the way in, and largely uphill on the way out. Travel with caution if it has rained recently because the trail can become very slippery. The lake is stocked with brook trout and tiger trout for your angling pleasure. Check current fishing regulations for bag limits.
| Length | 2.6 km one-way / 5.2 km return |
| Elevation: | 166 m |
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| Average Grade | -4.4% |
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| Obstacles | Tree roots, ruts, slippery sections when trail is wet. |
