I drove through Logan Lake then turned down Highway 97C to get to Mamit Lake.

On a sunny day with no wind, I launched onto the lake and paddled the north and middle part of the lake, exploring the bays, for about 7 km of kayaking.   I had done the whole lake before so I was content with the north end for this day.    I will kayak the south end next time.   I prefer to paddle the lake in spring when spring runoff fills the shallow lake.    In summer, the water is drawn down and algae forms over the lake.

I explored an old homestead on the western shore.

The lake has a scenic setting with grasslands and rounded hills surrounding the lake.

The lake was calm for about 1.5 hours of paddling.

I spotted bank swallows, ducks and geese, an immature eagle, an ospry nest, least sandpipers, and loons on the lake.   Another fine day of paddling in the high country.

There is a good launch area on the east side of the lake.    It is not a popular fishing or boating lake so it is not crowded, even on a sunny weekend day.