Paska Lake is a small recreation lake resting in the wilderness back country regions found a few kilometres east of the community of Logan Lake, British Columbia, Canada. Paska Lake is located just east of the Wyse Lakes Recreation Area near Chuwhels Mountain.

The lake is a very popular summer destination. On the shores of the small lake is a wilderness forestry campground with a day use area, pit toilets and a roof top boat launch. A few metres away is a set of picnic tables, mostly exposed to the sun, fronting the lake providing the best views.

The lake attracts people to the park for the fishing, camping, swimming, picnicking, canoeing and boating. The lake is very central to other popular activity destinations in the immediate area. Nearby, Face Lake is another draw to the area. Then there is Chuwhels Mountain. A mountain destination layered in trails accessed mostly by dirt bikes, atvs, horseback riders and hikers.

The Wyse Lake Recreation Area is also another recreation destination for hikers and mountain bikers in the region during the summer. In the winter months, after the snow has fallen, the trails become routes for snowmobiles and cross country skiers.

The region around Paska 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 Wyse Lakes, Roper Lake, Face Lake and Dominic Lake.

Fishing, boating, camping and canoeing is the big draw at Paska Lake and many of the other lakes. It is common to see boats trolling for some rainbow trout in the spring and fall seasons on Paska Lake. It is said the trout reach a weight of 2 lbs here.

How to Get to Paska Lake: Travel east on Meadow Creek Road from the centre of the community of Logan Lake. Take a left onto Paska Lake Road. From Paska Lake Road travel 14 kilometres along a pot holed rough road to the campground which is the main access point to Paska Lake.