Shady Lake

Shady Lake is a small lake in Prince Albert National Park, just south of Waskesiu Lake.

There is no road access to the lake, but there is a parking lot off Highway 263 with a trail down to the water. It is also possible to paddle/portage from Amiskowan Lake into Shady Lake.

This is a really pretty, quiet little lake. It's a great spot for a hike or a paddle!

Shady Lake is part of the canoe route from Amiskowan Lake into the campground at Beartrap Lake

This lake has been personally visited by myself, Matthew Siemens.

National Park
Boundary on map.

Details

Photos: 4 photos of Shady Lake
Parks: Prince Albert National Park
Location: 53.873034462108, -106.11733301832
Shore Length: 6.69km
Surface Area: 237 acres

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Hi, this is Matthew Siemens. I wrote and compiled the data on this page from a variety of sources. Sources include government websites and data sources, public websites, personal experience, and user-submitted information. References for this page.

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Visited by Matthew Siemens (paddling)
I paddled into Shady Lake from Amiskowan Lake. Water was getting low, but the creek was still passable. Didn't make it all the way to Beartrap Lake but I plan on doing that next summer!

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Fishing at Shady Lake

Shady Lake is in the central fishing zone but since this lake is in the National Park different fishing limits and license requirements apply.

Fishing season on Shady Lake is open from The Saturday before Victoria Day to September 30.

Fishing Limits for Shady Lake within Prince Albert National Park

Species Limit
Northern Pike Limit 3
Walleye Limit 2
Lake Trout Limit 1
Whitefish Limit 5

Boating at Shady Lake

There are no boat launches on the lake, it might be possible to carry a canoe/kayak down the trail and launch it but that would be quite a walk. Portaging from Amiskowan is the easiest way to get a kayak/canoe onto the lake.

Learn more about boating in the National Park.

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View of the lake.
View of the lake.
Uploaded by Matthew Siemens
Paddling on Shady Lake.
Paddling on Shady Lake.
Uploaded by Matthew Siemens
Paddling on Shady Lake.
Paddling on Shady Lake.
Uploaded by Matthew Siemens
Shoreline of the lake.
Shoreline of the lake.
Uploaded by Matthew Siemens

Parking

Parking off the highway for Shady Lake. There is a trail from here down to the lake.


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