George Wyth Lake is a 75-acre "no-wake" lake within George Wyth State Park, situated between Waterloo and Cedar Falls, Iowa. The lake is part of the Cedar Valley Paddlers' Trail system, which offers interconnected paddling opportunities across multiple waterways in the area.

The lake features a boat ramp and three universally accessible fishing jetties around its perimeter. A swimming beach on the lake's shore serves as a notable landmark for paddlers. The lake is particularly well-suited for paddling, as motorized vessels are restricted to no-wake operation.

Paddlers can access rental equipment, including kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and pedal boats, from the park concession which operates daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM on weekdays and 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM on weekends.

The lake is part of a unique complex that includes four connected lakes within the park: George Wyth Lake (75 acres), Brinker Lake (180 acres), Fisher Lake (40 acres), and Alice Wyth Lake (60 acres). This configuration allows paddlers to explore multiple waterways during a single outing. The Cedar Valley Paddlers' Trail incorporates all four lakes, offering 8.4 miles of water trail with 1.6 miles of portaging.

Wildlife viewing opportunities abound, with over 200 species of birds recorded in the park. The area is designated as an "urban wildlife sanctuary", offering paddlers opportunities to observe diverse wildlife while remaining close to metropolitan amenities.

Essential facilities for paddlers include parking areas near the lake, picnic shelters, and modern restrooms. The park also provides camping facilities with shower houses for paddlers planning multi-day trips.