Alice Lake
People have been paddling here for over a half century. It’s that good.
Established in 1956, Alice Lake Provincial Park contains four lakes including its namesake as well as Edith, Fawn and Stump lakes. Located 12 kilometres north of Squamish, the 411-hectare park is a family friendly spot perfect for mellow canoeing and stand up paddle boarding that offers stunning views of the nearby towering mountains and surrounding dense forests.
Area: 4.11 km²
Season: Spring to Fall
Style: Flatwater
Difficulty: Beginner/Easy
Access: Alice Lake Park is situated off Highway 99, approximately 13km north of Squamish and 71km north of the Lions Gate Bridge in North Vancouver.
Experiences: Canoe, Kayak, SUP
Gear and Safety
Due to the presence of cyanobacteria (blue-green algae), swimming in Alice Lake is currently not recommended. Additionally, bear safety is paramount in this area. Always secure all food and garbage when away from your campsite or at night.
Enjoy a casual lunch at the picnic area near the sandy beach.
Offers interpretation signage along with an easy family-oriented hike.
Known for its scenic beauty and excellent fishing opportunities, Stump Lake is a great spot for anglers hoping to catch rainbow trout. The lake is surrounded by stunning mountain views, making it a picturesque destination for paddlers and nature enthusiasts.
A tranquil and smaller lake, Fawn Lake is ideal for those seeking peace and solitude. Its calm waters are perfect for canoeing or kayaking, and the surrounding forested area offers opportunities for wildlife viewing and serene nature walks.
Edith Lake is a hidden gem known for its serene atmosphere and lush surroundings. It's a great spot for a quiet paddle or a peaceful picnic, providing an intimate escape into nature.