There are no beaten paths, so previous hiking experience is recommended. Designated camping facilities are available at both Brandywine and Garibaldi provincial park areas. I f tracking into Daisy Lake from Branywine Falls, hiking down through the gorge is a must. If interested in fishing, Daisy Lake is known to have Rainbow trout, Kokanee, and Dolly Varden. All hiking in and around Daisy Lake should be considered untrodden.
T here are a number of creeks that flow into Daisy Lake.
Brandywine Creek flows over Brandywine Falls, into the gorge, and then out into Daisy Lake. This water flow can be seen from the Brandywine Falls lookout. As well, Marble Creek, Perticoat Creek, and Roe Creek flow into the lake. Due to the rock slide in 1855, the Cheakamus River flows into Daisy Lake at one end, and from the dam approximately half of the lakes water continues back into the Cheakamus River at the other end, with the balance of the lake running into Shadow Lake from the southwest side. The trail here is considered a doubletrack for cyclists, hikers, runners, and horses.