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Lake Country: Sun, sandy beaches, watersports and more

Wood Lake is one of the area’s cherished lakes
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Wood Lake, one of the cherished water-bodies of Lake Country in British Columbia’s sunny Okanagan region, has a solid reputation for rainbow trout. (Photo courtesy District of Lake Country/Black Press Media files)

As you might imagine, Lake Country, in the heart of the beautiful Okanagan area of British Columbia, is all about lakes — and Wood Lake is one of the region’s cherished waterways.

Famous for its ample sunshine and sandy beaches, Wood Lake is a popular destination for watersports, including boating, fishing, waterskiing and wakeboarding, to name a few.

Wood Lake, known for its rainbow trout, is part of a chain of five major lakes in the Okanagan, and is immediately south of Kalamalka Lake.

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Polar Bear Dip at Wood Lake, Jan. 1, 2020. (Lindsay Winquist/Black Press Media files)
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Sunset at Wood Lake, one of the gems of Lake Country in British Columbia’s sunny Okanagan region. (Rose Beaulieu via Facebook/Black Press Media files)
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Wood Lake, Oyama. (Carla Hunt/Black Press Media file photo)