!LET'S JUST PADDLE IT! SUTTLE LAKE 3.3 MI

LET'S PADDLE THE LAKE! PACK A LUNCH TO HAVE ON THE WATER, BUG/SUN LOTION, PROPER BOAT REGISTRATION, ALL BOATING SAFTY PROVISIONS, LIFE VEST, WATER, ARRIVE EARLY (launch is 9:30am). PLEASE ONLY REASONABLY EXPERIENCED PADDLERS.

CLICK ON THE MAP DOT AND IT WILL TAKE YOU RIGHT WHERE YOU NEED TO MEET UP.

3.3miLength
3ftElevation gain
Out & back
We will all help each other with unloading/loading/hauling vessels so no one is left struggling.

https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/oregon/suttle-lake-paddle

Suttle Lake is a popular summer destination for camping, hiking, and paddling. This general paddle route starts from the Suttle Lodge Boathouse on the lake's east end and travels to Link Creek Campground on the west end. The east end has a "no wake" zone for non-motorized boaters. There is no shade on the water; carry water and sun protection.

PLEASE NO DOGS

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