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Lower Lake Mary is a small lake near Flagstaff that often has trout, northern pike and catfish. It is a popular spot for picnicking, fishing, boating, biking and wildlife watching.
- Lake Mary Recreation Corridor
Lower Lake Mary is the smaller of Flagstaff's twin lakes. It...
- Lower Lake Mary Picnic Area
This picnic area is conveniently close to Flagstaff and...
- Lake Mary Recreation Corridor
Lower Lake Mary is the smaller of Flagstaff's twin lakes. It has a tendency to disappear during the long dry spells that periodically hit this area. When the lake has water, its banks are usually lined with anglers trying to catch the trout which the Arizona Game and Fish Department stocks here.
The Lower Lake Mary Picnic Area at the northwestern end of the lake offers a great picnic location, no matter how high or low the water is, with wide open views and lots of tables and grills under ramadas. During the warm season it is a good place to watch elk, deer, bald eagles, great blue herons, and other waterfowl.
Location: 7 to 17 miles southeast of Flagstaff on paved roads. Access : Take Lake Mary Road (FH 3) south-east from Flagstaff. Lower Lake Mary is approximately 7 miles. The far end of Upper Lake Mary and Pinegrove Campground are approximately 17 miles.
This picnic area is conveniently close to Flagstaff and offers access to a number of different areas where you can enjoy your favorite outdoor recreation. When Lower Lake Mary has water in it, it's a popular place to fish for catfish and trout, depending on which has been stocked most recently.
About. The Lower Lake Mary Picnic Area at the northwestern end of the lake offers a great picnic location, no matter how high or low the water is, with wide open views and lots of tables and grills under ramadas. During the warm season it is a good place to watch elk, deer, bald eagles, great blue herons, and other waterfowl.
Lower Lake Mary is the smaller of Flagstaff's twin lakes. It has a tendency to disappear during the long dry spells that periodically hit this area. When the lake has water, its banks are usually lined with anglers trying to catch the trout which the Arizona Game and Fish Department stocks here.
