The 2022 runoff has started on March 17. Lake levels are slowly rising at an average rate of 1.6 cm (0.6 in).
For a more detailed report follow the link in the Shuswap Lake News section below.

COVID numbers are now updated once a week on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Mid-range mountain temperatures have warmed up a bit, remaining above freezing during daytime and slightly below freezing overnight. The snowpack has lost over 2 inches since yesterday and turning the surface layer wet and sticky. Alpine areas are mostly unaffected and still offer some nice snow conditions for some fun-packed sledding. The weather forecast predicts a bit more snow over the weekend before temperatures are expected to climb well above freezing for a while.
Expect muddy, slushy, slippery trail conditions before reaching the sledding areas.

The Shuswap sledding trail maps as well as the mountain cabins and parking map are now finalized and online. The Crowfoot trail map might follow soon.

Update 2022-01-26:
- Updated comparison lake level lists throughout this web site to fully include the 2021 data

Update 2022-01-24:
- Added all mountain trail maps to shuswaplakewatch.com for mobile devices

Update 2022-01-17:
- Updated Hunters Range trails map; now including ungroomed trails
- Added help page for the trails maps

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