At the end of May, the forecast called for windy conditions in Kamloops, but a little better higher in the hills so I headed up the Lac le Jeune Road and continued onto the Logan Lake Road, then turned onto the Paska Lake Road.   The best launch spot is in the Rec Site.     I unloaded by boat and parked by the washrooms.    The winds were out of the southwest so I started a clockwise loop route around the lake.

There is a long marsh channel at the west end of the lake.    We can kayak it, out-and-back, in spring.    By summer the water becomes too low and the aquatic vegetation fills the channel.   There were already some yellow water lilies blooming in the channel and a loon was diving in the bay.   This channel is actually the outlet for the lake, becoming Greenstone Creek, flowing south to Meadow Creek.

I paddled around the forested shoreline of the lake.   It was quicker going downwind.    At the east end are a few summer cabins on the north side, part of the Mile High neighborhood.    The inlet stream is there, flowing from Face Lake, all part of the drainage off Chuwhels Mountain.

I completed the 4.4 km paddle paddling into the wind.    It took just over an hour.   On a calmer day I might have paddled another half loop, but I was happy to get out to kayak and I planned another one for the next day.