While Colorado has unsurpassed natural beauty, some places still stand out more than others, especially when it comes to our jaw-dropping lakes and other bodies of water. Case in point? The beautiful and scenic Sprague Lake, which makes for a perfect escape any time of year:
Located in the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park, Sprague Lake is a large and stunning crystal-clear body of water that is about as picturesque as they come.
Named for original homesteader Abner Sprague, Sprague Lake is surrounded by lush trees and purple mountain majesties, including the must-see Continental Divide!
No matter the time of year, there is no better place to be than Sprague Lake, which looks as gorgeous covered in snow and ice as it does whilst encompassed by rich fall foliage.
Do you want to make an entire day (or weekend) out of your visit to the Lake? The area is also home to nearby camping, plus picnic tables, snowshoeing, and more.
Sprague Lake is located 9 miles from Beaver Meadows and is accessible via Bear Lake Road (approximately 1-mile west of the Park and Ride shuttle bus parking lot).