Many streams require a day's hike, with no developed facilities available. However, the solitude, and the abundance of wild trout streams, make it worth the effort. The Foresthill Divide Road extends from Foresthill northeast along the ridge for 35 miles, where it intersects with the Soda Springs Road. The lake also supports a warm water fishery, with largemouth bass as the primary species. Srnallmouth bass up to three pounds have also been reported.
Boat launching facilities and campgrounds are available.
A privately operated lake. Fees are charged for day use. These are native fisheries, inhabited by small, wild rainbow trout. The creeks are in remote settings with no roaded access, but trails lead into the area. A number of wild rainbow and brown trout inhabit the river.