Morton Lake is a small body of water just below Kinnikinick Lake in the Coconino National Forest. If your planning a trip out to Kinnikinick Lake its probably worth taking a look at. From what I hear is its a great place to hike as well.
Morton Lake
Lakes of Arizona item created by HookedAZ, Oct 10, 2016
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- Phone Numbers for more information::
- Flagstaff Game and Fish Phone: (602) 789-3701 or Coconino National Forest (928)-527-3600
- Restrictions/Season of Use:
- Morton Lake is open all year although the Forest Roads will be closed throughout the winter
- Road Conditions:
- Paved to Gravel
- Land Ownership:
- Coconino National Forest
- Entrance Fees/Permits:
- No Unless the Coconino National Forest has it posted otherwise
- Elevation:
- The elevation at Morton Lake is 7000 feet plus
- River Lake Impounds:
- Kinnikinick springs
- Bag Limit:
- 6 trout,6 walleye, unlimited northern pike, unlimited catfish
- Boats to Rent:
- No
- Swimming:
- Yes
- Camping:
- Available at Kinnikinick Lake May through October
- Trailer Spaces:
- No
- Electricity:
- No
- Launching Area:
- No
- Water Skiing:
- No
- Cleaning Stations:
- No
- Marinas:
- No marinas at Morton Lake or Dry Beaver Creek
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To get to Morton Lake just take Lake Mary Road south of Flagstaff for about twenty minutes till you come to Forest Service Road 125 then take a right at Forest Service Road 82 and that will lead you right to Kinnikinick and Morton Lake
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