Gorman Lake Trail is a backcountry hiking route north of Golden, BC, in the Dogtooth Range of the Columbia Mountains.

The 3–4 kilometre trail follows Gorman Creek through alpine forest, navigating exposed tree roots, deadfall, and loose rocks before opening into subalpine meadows with views of rock glaciers and surrounding crags.

The route is well-marked with signs and cairns. The trailhead is reached via approximately 17 km of rough, narrow Dogtooth Forest Service Road off Golf Course Drive.

A high-clearance vehicle is essential, as the road features large potholes and may be snowbound into July. Active logging occurs on the road, so watch for trucks. There is no cell reception along most of the route, and no facilities at the trailhead.

Gorman Lake itself is a popular summer destination for hiking, fishing, camping, and rock climbing. Basic wilderness amenities at the lake include picnic tables, tent pads, and a pit toilet. It is a pack-in, pack-out destination.

In winter, the area serves as an advanced snowmobile zone managed by the Golden Snowmobile Club, with terrain suited to experienced riders due to steep terrain and numerous avalanche paths.