Paska Lake is a fine paddling lake from late spring to mid-fall.   At non-prime times, the lake is a quiet spot surrounded by high country forest.

To get to Paska Lake, we drive up the Coquihalla, then turn onto the Meadow Creek (Logan Lake Road).    The Paska Lake FSR turns off farther along, heading north, to a basin in behind Chuwhels Mountain.   A signed turn leads down into the Paska Lake Recreation Site where there is a campground with a boat launch and parking.

A favorite route is to paddle down the lagoon channel that becomes Greenstone Creek.    In spring we can paddle to the end, but as the weather warms up, the lagoon fills with aquatic plants.

On this summer day, the distance going around the lake, including the channel was about 5 km, on the 40th day of paddling in 2022.

More Information:

• I snowshoed down that channel in winter – Snowshoeing Paska Lake
• Paska Lake page
• Paska Lake Rec Site
• Face Lake is just 1.5 km farther north – Paddling Face Lake