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Paddling is a perfect way to relax and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding nature at Lake Cuyamaca. Not only is it a fun activity, it is also healthy. Nothing compares to paddling in silence when the whole world is still asleep. If you have never paddled during that time of day, give it a try sometime. Lake Cuyamaca is surrounded by an oak woodland forest, with a sprinkling of pines and lovely meadows with creeks. There’s no question that the clear waters are the preferred destinations for paddlers. The number of motorboats on the water is pretty low, making it a peaceful place to paddle. Exploring the lake in a kayak can give you a much more intimate experience. In addition to the scenic views, the biggest attraction at Lake Cuyamaca is the outstanding fishing opportunities. The lake is small, more like a large pond, but it is well stocked with trout and has a native population of bluegill to tempt the angler. Lake Cuyamaca is a popular spot for fishing. Cast a line for trout at this beautiful mountain lake set at 4620 feet elevation. Fishing from your kayak is permitted from Memorial to Labor Day, but you can fish from the shoreline all year.
All boats, including canoes and kayaks, must
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