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Lake Alice is a 32-acre public water body located in Fall City, King County, offering a maintained boat launch managed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The access site features ample parking, a concrete boat ramp, and vault toilets, making it convenient for kayakers, canoeists, and motorboaters. The clear water and relatively calm conditions make this site suitable for paddlers of various skill levels.
The lake supports good fishing opportunities, including stocked rainbow trout, largemouth bass, and sunfish, which may attract mixed-use recreation. Notable features include pad fields, submerged wood structure, and private docks. While shore fishing is possible, the available shoreline at the ramp is limited. Paddlers should be aware of the lake's conditions and exercise caution when navigating, as the access point serves as the primary public entry to the lake. This is a straightforward, family-friendly access site ideal for a recreational paddle or fishing outing.