Guess the spot: Utah Edition

On a summer day, you'd see a lot of people on the trail that goes to this lake.
 
Perry said:
Looks like the eastern Lily Lake along the Notch Trail.
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You're in the neighborhood, but that isn't quite it. If you zoom in on the photo, you'll see a feature jutting into the lake that I think may have something to do with the lake's name but also to do with a prominent feature about a mile away.
 
Jackson said:
You're in the neighborhood, but that isn't quite it. If you zoom in on the photo, you'll see a feature jutting into the lake that I think may have something to do with the lake's name but also to do with a prominent feature about a mile away.
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Cliff Lake?
 
I should've known people here avoid the popular spots! Haha. Here's the "back" side of the feature that the lake shares a name with--the dip in the ridgeline.

And to be clear, the lake in this photo is not the same lake as in the photo above. But I guess if you can name this lake, the dip, or the lake above, I'll give it to you.

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Jackson said:
I should've known people here avoid the popular spots! Haha. Here's the "back" side of the feature that the lake shares a name with--the dip in the ridgeline.

And to be clear, the lake in this photo is not the same lake as in the photo above. But I guess if you can name this lake, the dip, or the lake above, I'll give it to you.

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Clyde and the Notch?
 
Yep, the Notch is the feature, but that's Meadow Lake below. Clyde Lake would be on the other side of the Notch.

Original picture I posted was Notch Lake, along the trail that goes past Clegg Lake, Dean Lake, and Bench Lake.

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