The lower lakes are quieter, with most of the hikers heading to the upper lake. If you ride to the upper lake, be prepared to park your bike. The resort owners have built a log bike rack, complete with locks and chains. Lock your bike, then go to the resort and give them your name and the number of your lock. The idea is to provide a safe place to park our bikes and to keep the bikes off the beach area.
Swimming is good here, too.
From here, follow your tracks back to your car. Then watch out for vehicles when you reach the road. Ride through the campground following the signs and look for spaces 149-151. This next section is narrow, so watch for hikers. After crossing the bridge, the trail widens into a fire road again.