Monashee Lake is the destination of an 8. 6-mile out-and-back trail near North Okanagan E, British Columbia, following the Monashee Creek corridor. Generally rated as challenging, the route takes hikers an average of roughly six hours to complete.

The lake also serves as a waypoint on the Mark Berger Traverse, a popular alpine route that links it with Twin Lakes; between those two points a rough informal trail exists, though the terrain is largely off-trail and route-finding skills are recommended.