Cultus Lake

Cultus Lake is a lake, associated community and common park in the Fraser Valley district of British Columbia, Canada. It is the wellspring of the Sweltzer River. The lake itself is warm, and the zone has turned into a mainstream entertainment goal with sufficient open doors for angling, water skiing, wind surfing, and climbing. Cultus Lake is found 11 kilometers 6.8 mi south of the Chilliwack River, close to the city of Chilliwack and roughly 80 kilometers 50 mi east of Vancouver. In 1950, Cultus Lake turned into a Provincial Park of British Columbia. Cultus Lake covers a zone of 656 hectares, equitably on either side of the lake.

At one time the lake had a sawmill and blasting ground until the point that it turned into a common stop in the 1950s. Cultus Lake has dependably been a vital place for soul missions of the individuals. Notwithstanding, it was named with the Chinook Jargon word meaning basically terrible, useless, or useful in vain, however a similar word can likewise mean free, without reason, or essentially nothing. The Cultus Lake water park was made in the 1980s. Cultus Lake Community School has roughly 150 understudies from Kindergarten to Grade 6. The school was first opened in 1947 as a three-room school building.