Centennial, Wyoming · Carbon County · Facility
The Sheep Lake Trailhead has two locations. The north Trailhead is located adjacent to Deep Creek Campground. The south Trailhead is located adjacent to the the Brooklyn Lake Campground. The trail (#389) is 8.2 miles in length between the two campgrounds. The trail provides access to the Gap Lakes Trail (#108) about mi…
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The Sheep Lake Trailhead has two locations. The north Trailhead is located adjacent to Deep Creek Campground. The south Trailhead is located adjacent to the the Brooklyn Lake Campground. The trail (#389) is 8.2 miles in length between the two campgrounds. The trail provides access to the Gap Lakes Trail (#108) about midway between the two campgrounds. This trail is managed by the Brush/Creek Hayden Ranger District and is located in the Snowy Range.
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