Summit Lake is a reasonably popular ski tour. It is not, however, a popular ice climbing area. As far as I know, only one party has ventured past the lake to look for a fabled huge free hanging ice cicle. While no one has found this free standing dagger, searches have discovered a nice ampitheatre of 3 or 4 routes just past the Summit Lake drainage. Approach from the end of the Cameron Lake road, up to Cameron Lake, before taking a well marked trail left to Summit Lake. This is about 6km, and gains a fair bit of elevation. At the lake, cut directly across it to follow the drainage on the south side. About 100m from the lake, the tiny creek flows into an overhanging bowl. Fanklin Motel is the climb fed by the creek, Levi's Ankle is to the climber's left. These routes are quite reasonable climbs. They are fairly sustained for their grades. It looks like a few mixed routes are liable to form up in the overhanging caves and corners.