Lower Lake Mary
Lower Lake Mary is a seasonal lake in Arizona, offering variable water levels for fishing and limited recreation. Known for trout fishing, the lake fluctuates, impacting activities like swimming and boating.
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Ashley Enderle
8 months ago
There isn’t much water and it’s June 2024. We sat under a beautiful shade tree but the kids couldn’t go into the murky swamp water.
James
5 months ago
$20 TICKET AUTOMATED MACHINES. To use the parking lot.. IT'S AN ABSOLUTE NOTHING LAKE .. IT'S A SHAME, the state thinks it needs to be charging people $20 for this sham of a lake.. THE WATER LOOKS HORRIBLE
Mark Webber
5 years ago
Good trout fishing! Sucks it's on the road. They close the parking area right as it's prime time for fishing!!
About Lower Lake Mary
Situated within Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, Lower Lake Mary is a seasonal lake known for its fluctuating water levels and scenic desert surroundings. Unfortunately, in recent years, visitors have found the lake lacking in water, reducing the range of activities typically expected at a more robust reservoir. However, for dedicated anglers, Lower Lake Mary can offer an excellent trout fishing experience when conditions permit, despite the challenges of low water and mossy areas. For travelers seeking shade, the lakeside trees provide a respite, but those hoping for a swim may be disappointed by the swamp-like conditions when levels are low. Access to the lake, while convenient, requires a $20 parking fee, so some visitors choose to park farther away and walk. While the lake's current state may not be ideal for all recreational activities, it remains a spot worth checking out for those in search of an off-the-beaten-path day trip in the Arizona region.
Weather Forecast for Lower Lake Mary
Tonight at Lower Lake Mary
35°F
Friday at Lower Lake Mary
75°F
Friday Night at Lower Lake Mary
37°F
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Lower Lake Mary is a seasonal lake in Arizona, offering variable water levels for fishing and limited recreation. Known for trout fishing, the lake fluctuates, impacting activities like swimming and boating.
About Lower Lake Mary
Situated within Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, Lower Lake Mary is a seasonal lake known for its fluctuating water levels and scenic desert surroundings. Unfortunately, in recent years, visitors have found the lake lacking in water, reducing the range of activities typically expected at a more robust reservoir. However, for dedicated anglers, Lower Lake Mary can offer an excellent trout fishing experience when conditions permit, despite the challenges of low water and mossy areas. For travelers seeking shade, the lakeside trees provide a respite, but those hoping for a swim may be disappointed by the swamp-like conditions when levels are low. Access to the lake, while convenient, requires a $20 parking fee, so some visitors choose to park farther away and walk. While the lake's current state may not be ideal for all recreational activities, it remains a spot worth checking out for those in search of an off-the-beaten-path day trip in the Arizona region.
Reviews for Lower Lake Mary
View all reviewsAshley Enderle
8 months ago
There isn’t much water and it’s June 2024. We sat under a beautiful shade tree but the kids couldn’t go into the murky swamp water.
James
5 months ago
$20 TICKET AUTOMATED MACHINES. To use the parking lot.. IT'S AN ABSOLUTE NOTHING LAKE .. IT'S A SHAME, the state thinks it needs to be charging people $20 for this sham of a lake.. THE WATER LOOKS HORRIBLE
Mark Webber
5 years ago
Good trout fishing! Sucks it's on the road. They close the parking area right as it's prime time for fishing!!
Things to Do Near Lower Lake Mary
Lake Activities
Nearby Attractions
Map of Lower Lake Mary
Weather Forecast for Lower Lake Mary
Tonight at Lower Lake Mary
35°F
Friday at Lower Lake Mary
75°F
Friday Night at Lower Lake Mary
37°F
More Lakes in Flagstaff, Arizona
Lake Mary is a pristine natural escape near Flagstaff, Arizona, offering boating, fishing, and stunning views surrounded by lush forest and mountain backdrops.
Ashurst Lake offers tranquil waters, excellent fishing, and serene camping in Arizona’s wilderness, ideal for those seeking peaceful outdoor adventure.
Upper Lake Mary is a serene and recreationally rich reservoir nestled in the Coconino National Forest, ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and triathlon training amidst scenic Arizona landscapes.
Lower Lake Mary is a seasonal lake in Arizona, offering variable water levels for fishing and limited recreation. Known for trout fishing, the lake fluctuates, impacting activities like swimming and boating.
Marshall Lake offers tranquil camping and stunning sunsets amidst scenic views in the Coconino National Forest, Arizona.
Schultz Tank is a serene Arizona destination perfect for hiking, nude recreation, and stargazing, despite its current low water levels.
Nestled in Arizona, Lake McDonald is a pristine urban oasis between Route 66 and Flagstaff mall, ideal for swimming, picnicking, and even winter ice-skating.
Big Fill Lake is a grassy habitat offering a unique camping and hiking experience in a natural setting, despite its alternative origin as a septic system cover.
Lake Elaine offers a secluded, bug-prone natural retreat with limited public access.