Fishing and Hiking at Aspen-Mirror Lake in Duck Creek Village
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, including families and casual walkers.
Overview
Aspen-Mirror Lake offers an easy trail to calm waters framed by colorful aspens, perfect for fishing, picnicking, and light hiking. Discover why this quiet spot near Duck Creek Village attracts families and anglers seeking mountain peace.
Fishing and Hiking at Aspen-Mirror Lake in Duck Creek Village
Adventure Tips
Watch Your Step on Loose Stones
The path to the lake is mostly level, but uneven stones can cause slips—keep a close eye on your footing.
Bring Your Own Seat and Water
No benches or developed seating exist—pack a blanket or chair and enough water for your visit.
Respect Wildlife from a Distance
Deer and squirrels are common and tolerant, but keep a respectful distance to avoid disturbing them.
Parking Lot Noise Does Not Reach Trails
ATV noise can be heard near parking, but the lake trail is quiet and separated for peace.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Red squirrels
History
The area reflects the broader history of Southern Utah’s mountain settlements and is valued for its preservation of natural habitat amid growing recreational use.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to pack in and pack out all trash to protect the fragile alpine ecosystem and maintain its natural state.
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Recommended Gear
Sturdy Hiking Shoes
Protects feet and provides grip on uneven, stony trail terrain.
Fishing Gear
Bring rods and tackle to take advantage of quiet fishing opportunities.
summer specific
Picnic Blanket or Portable Chair
Comfort at the undeveloped lake shore depends on what you bring yourself.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated, especially as facilities like drinking fountains are not available.
all specific