Cle Elum Lake
Bureau of Reclamation project land · Washington
Cle Elum Lake is listed in PAD-US 4.1 as roughly 2,683 acres in Kittitas County, Washington (Bureau of Reclamation project land), managed by the Bureau of Reclamation. It may allow hunting, but PAD-US does not say so — confirm with the managing agency.
| Approx. size | 2,683 acres |
|---|---|
| Manager | Bureau of Reclamation |
| Manager type | Federal |
| Designation | Resource Management Area Local designation: Other Bureau of Reclamation Land |
| Public access (PAD-US) | Open access PAD-US definition: “requires no special requirements for public access to the property (may include regular hours of availability).” |
| County | Kittitas County |
| Reference point | 47.27589, -121.09897 A point inside the area — not an entrance or parking lot. Google Maps · OpenStreetMap |
| Source records | 1 PAD-US record combined |
Before you hunt here
- Regulations, seasons and licenses: check with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. This site does not list regulations.
- Managing agency: Bureau of Reclamation: recreation
- Boundaries: PAD-US boundaries are approximate and simplified here. Use the agency’s official maps and respect adjacent private land.
Reservoir project lands often include developed recreation areas, dams and leased tracts where hunting is not allowed. Check with the project office.
Nearby public land (within 30 miles)
- Yakima River State wildlife / game area · 2,414 acres · 7.2 mi
- Kachess Lake Bureau of Reclamation project land · 4,102 acres · 7.8 mi
- Teanaway Valley State wildlife / game area · 218 acres · 13.1 mi
- Keechelus Lake Bureau of Reclamation project land · 1,613 acres · 13.7 mi
- Lt Murray State wildlife / game area · 3,503 acres · 16.6 mi
- L.T. Murray 2014 State wildlife / game area · 1,283 acres · 17.2 mi
- Snoqualmie National Forest National Forest land · 1,275,717 acres · 28.1 mi
- Middle Fork Snoqualmie Natural Resources Conservation Area State wildlife / game area · 9,767 acres · 28.3 mi
Distances are straight-line between reference points, not driving distance.
Source: PAD-US 4.1 (USGS), record for “Cle Elum Lake” in Washington combined into one listing. How listings are built. Spotted an error? PAD-US is maintained by USGS with data from the managing agencies.