Lakes
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Underwater Towns of California: A look at towns buried in watery graves
Many of California’s lakes and reservoirs provide endless fun for visitors along with other vital resources like irrigation, hydroelectricity, and…
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Fallen Leaf Lake: How this Sierra Mountain Lake got its name
Fallen Leaf Lake is often referred to as the sister lake to the region’s most prominent landmark – Lake Tahoe.…
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The Angora Lakes: a magnificent family hike to a perfect summer destination
The Lake Tahoe Basin is filled with many exciting trails that lead to breathtaking destinations. One such trail that fits…
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The Underwater Forest of Fallen Leaf Lake
At 6,300 feet in elevation, and located at the base of Desolation Wilderness, sits a forest unlike any other. I’m…
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Convict Lake: A Stunning Eastern Sierra Lake with an Infamous Past
The story behind Convict Lake’s infamous history is like something out of an old western film or a dime store…
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Wrights Lake is the right choice for hiking, kayaking, camping and scenery
With an elevation of nearly 7,000 feet, Wrights Lake (Wright’s Lake) is a beautiful recreation area located in El Dorado…
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Nicasio Reservoir: A springtime destination
This reservoir covers roughly 845 acres and was created in 1961 after the Seeger Dam was built on the Nicasio…
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Emerald Bay State Park: Lake Tahoe’s premiere destination
The emerald green water is surrounded by a thin strip of forest, with the rugged brilliance of the Sierra mountains…
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Eagle Falls Trail: over the waterfall and through the woods to a mountain lake
The trail itself is easy enough for parents to bring their children and make it a nice family outing. Yet,…
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Cascade Falls Hiking Trail: a hike with stunning views of Cascade Lake and Cascade Falls
Directions From Sacramento, take Highway 50 to South Lake Tahoe. At the split, take Highway 89 north for roughly 8…
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