Jessie Lake

Jessie Lake is a pot lake in east-northern Alberta, Canada. The northern shore of Jessie Lake outskirts the town of Bonnyville and broadens very nearly five kilometers from east to west. On the west side it is converged by a tertiary parkway running south to the network of Kehewin. Toward the east it is crossed by a bouled and little extension including some portion of the eight kilometer hard surface trail which circumnavigates the lake.

The lake has a large number of ducks, Canada geese, American coots, blackbirds and other fledgling species all through the period from April through October. Muskrats are frequently observed. Shooting is disallowed. The trail generally pursues the shore passing two tall post towers and four post stages. Green growth covers vast parts of the lake and reeds and swamp establish a significant part of the shore. A little low lush island is found in the middle. This lake appears to be extremely excellent, so you should visit this place one time in your life.