Lindeman Lake

SURFACE AREA: 11.6 Hectares  (28.66 ac)
MEAN DEPTH: 8 metres
MAXIMUM DEPTH: 20 metres
ELEVATION: 838m

Far away from the busy shores of Cultus Lake is the much less used Chilliwack Lake area. One of the main hikes in this area starts from just under a kilometer from the end of the paved road and takes you uphill to the peaceful Lindeman Lake and Greendrop Lake.

Look for a sign at the side of the road that says “Post Creek, Lindeman, Greendrop, and Flora Lakes”. Park along side the road and start the trail from the yellow gate. Continue down the dirt access road to Post Creek. To the right of Post Creek is a sign pointing the way to Lindeman and Greendrop Lakes. Follow this trail as it heads into the trees for a short distance before starting to ascend. At the half-kilometer mark, you will come to a log bridge that was built from a fallen tree. Cross over Post Creek and continue hiking uphill.

Just past the 1km mark, you will see a rockslide that fell many years ago.  Another short distance and you’ve reached the first viewpoint from the south end of Lindeman Lake. You can continue along the west shore of Lindeman Lake to a sandy beach area.  Now you’re ready to fish!

Great lake for float fishing. Live worms and some flat fish work too just casting out and reeling in.  Power bait and power bait eggs to work well in green and orange on a float.

Species Guide: Brook Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout

Lat: 49.1147 Long: -121.4578