Grant Lake is near the northern entrance to the June Lake Loop. It is the largest lake in the June Lake Loop and has an entirely different topography than the other three lakes located along Highway 158 have. The landscape changes dramatically between the northern and southern ends of Grant Lake. There’s a striking difference between the two.

Scenic views, an abundance of wildlife, and close proximity to the three other beautiful lakes on the June Lake Loop make Grant Lake an excellent retreat. Grant Lake has a minimal amount of boat traffic and is often deserted unless there is a fishing contest.

The lake boasts abundant fishing, camping, waterskiing and wake boarding. After 10am, fast-moving watercraft are permitted, and recreational water sports such as waterskiing and jet-skiing may be enjoyed. A trip to Grant Lake will provide a delightful summer paddling adventure, as well as a premier kayak fishing destination.

Long known as the “home of the German Brown,” Grant Lake has trout fishing a plenty. On Grant, the best fishing takes place before 10am, as the lake maintains a strict speed limit of 10-mph. After 10am, faster crafts arrive.Whether you prefer to paddle a kayak, canoe or a paddle board, a trip to all the lakes along the June Lake Loop will be well worth the drive.

Map of Grant Lake