Nestled against the backdrop of the Plumas
National Forest and rimmed with towering pines
lies Bucks Lake. The mountain setting sets the
mood for an ideal paddling, camping or fishing
outing. Tall pines, a crystal clear water and
clean mountain air are just a few of the natural
assets of this beautiful destination.
The stunning scenery with forest and
mountain backdrops, and plenty of wildlife,
are just of few of the enticing features of
Buck Lake. Maybe I lucked out and went the
perfect time, but Bucks Lake was one of the
best kayak trips I’ve ever been on.
With 17-miles of shoreline, sandy beaches
and tall pines, Bucks Lake attracts
paddlers, anglers, and watersports
enthusiasts in the summer months. If you
don’t have a kayak, you can rent one from
Bucks Lake Marina, and paddle this beautiful
haven.
The area offers year round recreation
opportunities, making it a popular
destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Kayak
fishing for trophy rainbow trout, salmon and
mackinaw, particularly in Lower Bucks Lake,
is very good.
During
the warmer months, paddlers can enjoy an
array of watersports and other activities.
Bucks Lake offers something for everyone
along with gorgeous views.