Face Lake is a 60 hectare recreation lake tucked away in the remote forests located at the base of Chuwhels Mountain, northeast of the community of Logan Lake, British Columbia, Canada. Face Lake is one lake of many in the region that cater to outdoor enthusiasts.

Face Lake is remote and is accessed by a rugged gravel road. The journey to the lake is a bumpy ride and should be only attempted by 4x4 vehicles. Once at the lake there is a small wilderness forestry campground and a roof top boat launch. Some campsites have fire pits and few have picnic tables but all have access to a pit toilet in the trees.

The campground is located on the north end of Face Lake. the boat launch is in the campground and provides access to the stock lake for fishing. People say trolling for trout is the best method of of fishing on this lake.

Others arrive at the recreation lake so to enjoy the outdoors while canoeing, boating, motor biking, snowmobiling and offroading. The lake is also in the vicinity of the Chuwhels Motorcycle Trail and is part of the Logan Lake Snowmobile Trail System.

The region around Face Lake is littered with recreational lakes. Too many to list here. But.. here is a short list of some of the other lake destinations in the region to make note of including Paska Lake, Wyse Lakes, Roper Lake and Dominic Lake.

How to Get to Face Lake: 4x4 only lake destination. Travel Meadow Creek Road from the community of Logan Lake. Take a left onto Paska Lake Road. From Paska Lake Road veer left onto the Face Lake FSR (Forest Service Road - take the first gravel road on your right after the resort).