Coming from Goose Lake on the Stateline Trail, we chose this lake to replenish our water bottles, as it is one of only two lakes with trail access between Goose and Fish lakes. The second one is a mile south, but nowhere near as pretty as Upper Siamese, and substantially smaller. Upper Siamese Lake is as pretty up close as it is from a distance and begs to be swum in, an invitation Naughty followed repeatedly. A family of mountain goats browsed near the lake as we approached and fled to the tip of the peninsula. Realizing that this was a less than ideal hiding place, mother goat scrambled along the lakeshore, kids following helter-skelter, and the family disappeared in the woods. Naughty was safely leashed before any goring could take place.

This trail is not an official trail (ie, no trail number is assigned), but it appears to be frequented by horsemen and is in decent condition. An extension of the trail drops to Lower Siamese Lake, but we left that to the goats (thus, conditions are unknown).