Cat Lake is a small, scenic lake tucked into the forest north of Squamish, British Columbia, just off Highway 99 via Cat Lake Forest Road.

The lake features a main dock, a small beach, and walk-in campsites, with wheelbarrows available to haul gear from the parking lot. It is known for Rainbow Trout fishing and is a popular paddling destination, though it can get busy on weekends.

Bear activity is common in the area, and food caches are provided. The surrounding terrain is a hub for mountain bikers and hikers, with trails ranging from intermediate to technical.

Notable routes include Section 57 and Cheshire Cat, which offer a mix of flowy and technical riding through old-growth forest. Dirt bikers and climbers also use the area, particularly the bouldering zone east of the lake.

An AWD vehicle is recommended, as the access road can be rough and may be impassable in winter.