Discover the Serenity of Marshall Lake

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving, start from Flagstaff, AZ. Head north on US-89 for approximately 8 miles. Turn right onto Forest Service Road 128. Continue on this road for about 3 miles until you reach Marshall Lake. The road is unpaved but generally well-maintained, so a standard vehicle should be fine, although a higher clearance vehicle is recommended.

• Public Transportation + Walking

  Take a public bus from Flagstaff to the nearest stop on US-89. Check the local bus schedule for the most current information. Once you reach the stop, you'll need to walk approximately 2 miles to Forest Service Road 128. From there, follow the road for about 3 miles to reach Marshall Lake. Be aware that this route may involve walking along the roadside; wear appropriate footwear and stay aware of traffic.

• Bicycle

  For biking enthusiasts, you can cycle from Flagstaff. Start by heading north on US-89 and then turn onto Forest Service Road 128. The total distance from Flagstaff to Marshall Lake is about 11 miles. Ensure you have a mountain bike or a bike that can handle unpaved roads, and be prepared for some elevation changes.

• Hiking

  If you're near any hiking trails in Coconino National Forest, you can hike to Marshall Lake. Check local trail maps to find a suitable route leading to the lake. The terrain varies, so it's important to have a good map and be prepared for a potentially strenuous hike. Make sure to carry enough water and snacks for the journey.