JUNE LAKE

PADDLE

PADDLE JUNE LAKE

See the June Lake Loop from the water. Paddle across clear alpine lakes by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, surrounded by towering Sierra peaks and some of the Eastern Sierra’s most spectacular scenery.

JUNE LAKE

SILVER LAKE

GULL LAKE

GRANT LAKE

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Experience June Lake from a different perspective. Paddle clear alpine waters by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, surrounded by forested shoreline and dramatic Sierra peaks.

June Lake, Gull Lake, Silver Lake and Grant Lake all offer opportunities to get out on the water. Conditions and access vary by lake, so check locally before launching.

Yes. Kayaks and paddleboards are available seasonally in the June Lake area, including rentals at June Lake Beach. Availability can vary, so check with rental operators before your visit.

Summer and early fall are generally the prime paddling seasons. Mornings often provide the best opportunity for calmer conditions before afternoon winds develop.

Yes, but watercraft requirements and launch rules can vary. Always check current regulations before putting your own watercraft on the lake.

Bring a properly fitted personal flotation device for everyone heading onto the water and follow current California boating safety requirements.

June Lake’s alpine waters can remain cold even when the weather is warm. Dress for the water temperature, not just the air temperature, and be prepared for rapidly changing mountain weather.

Trailered watercraft must be inspected and approved before launching in Mono County waters. Kayaks, canoes and paddleboards are not currently the primary focus of the mandatory inspection program, but all watercraft and gear should be Clean, Drain, Dry before entering June Lake to help prevent the spread of Golden Mussels and other invasive species.

Non-trailered kayaks, canoes and paddleboards are generally excluded from mandatory inspection requirements. Trailered watercraft must be inspected and approved before launching in Mono County waters. All boats and gear must follow Clean, Drain, Dry practices between waters. Check the Eastern Sierra watercraft inspection program for current requirements before your trip.

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