From the fee both at the bottom of American Fork Canyon, head up the canyon on UT-92 for 4.7 miles to the signed junction for Tibble Fork on the left. Turn left and drive 2.5 miles on UT-144 to Tibble Fork Reservoir.

At the reservoir, turn left toward Granite Flat Campground/Silver Flats. About 0.7 miles from Tibble Fork Reservoir, just before Granite Flat Campground, turn right signed Silver Flat. This is where the road turns to dirt.

Follow the dirt road 3.1 miles to Silver Flat where there is a lake and signed Silver Lake Trailhead on the left. The trailhead at Silver Flat has a large parking area and pit toilet. There is no camping at the trailhead.

To Silver Lake (2.25 miles / 1-2 hours)
From the trailhead, follow the trail as it heads north up the Silver Creek drainage. The main trail is well-defined, well-travelled, and easy to follow. A few small side trails go off the main trail, but always stay on the main trail. About a mile from the trailhead, the trail crosses Silver Creek and heads east up the slope, starting a section of climbing and switchbacks that work up to Silver Lake a little over 2 miles from the trailhead.

To Silver Glance Lake (just under a mile from Silver Lake / 30-60 minutes)
From the east side of Silver Lake, find a social trail heading north. The social trail is steep, and well-defined. It climbs more steeply than the trail to Silver Lake, but the perseverance is worth it. At just about a mile, the social trail reaches Silver Glance Lake, nestled up against the base of Red Baldy peak. There are a few excellent primitive campsites around the lake. I would assume, give its small size, there aren't fish in the lake.