On a hot summer morning, I drove to Lac le Jeune and launched from the beach area.   I paddled west to the end of the lake.

A bridge separates the smaller lake, Lac le Jeune West from the main lake.  Lac le Jeune drains into the smaller lake, then into Meadow Creek.

In some years it we can barely get under the bridge, but the water was low in the channel and it was an easy passage.

I paddled around the marshy smaller lake.

There were loons, ducks, and blackbirds active, even on a hot day.

There are some marsh channels surrounded by cattails or bullrushes to explore then a loop route around the lake.

I continued up the shoreline, back under the bridge, then around the south shoreline of the lake for a 5.6 km morning paddle.

Access:

Drive south on the Lac le Jeune Road to Lac le Jeune Provincial Park.    Park at the beach and launch/land there.