Waldo Lake Shoreline Trail #3590.1

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Waldo Lake Shoreline Trail #3590.1 offers the chance to hike directly along the Waldo Lake shoreline. There are many excellent views of and across the lake to the various mountain peaks. Starting at the North Waldo boat ramp, a segment of trail follows the Waldo shoreline for about 1 mile before it leaves the lake shore and ties into the Waldo Lake Trail No. 3590. There are some great views of Waldo Lake looking south with Diamond Peak and Fuji Mountain in the background. A portion of trail along the north shore of Waldo Lake was partially burned over during the 1996 Charlton Fire and is dry and dusty with black snags. A segment of trail just west of North Waldo Campground provides access for watering horses. Another segment of this trail, also starting at the North Waldo boat ramp follows the east shore of the lake south, passing Islet Campground and ending at the largest beach on the lake. This segment is about 3 miles long. Another segment starting at the junction of the Waldo Lake Trail just south of Shadow Bay follows the east shore of the lake northward passing the Shadow Bay boat ramp and Shadow Bay Campground. It ends at a small beach north of Shadow Bay Campground. This segment is about 1 mile long access some very nice beaches with some equally nice view across Waldo Lake to the west and south. There are some picturesque rocky islands along this segment. This trail is 5 miles long, has a rating of easy, and receives heavy use.

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