Snuggled into the heart of the Sierra Nevada’s,
Wrights Lake lies nestled in some of the most
beautiful countryside in northern California.
Sparkling like a sapphire jewel, Wrights Lake
boasts beautiful views of majestic mountains and
offers outdoor enthusiasts many options.
Wrights Lake is located off U.S. Hwy. 50,
22-miles east of Pollock Pines, in the Sierra
Nevada Mountains, at an elevation of 7000’. It
is home to an assortment of animal life. If
you’re a careful observer, you just might spot a
bear, mountain lion, deer, or bald eagle sharing
the habitat. If you’re lucky, you may even see
one of the bald eagles that make their home at
Wrights Lake. Or you can experience the fresh
pine-scented air and nab some fish in the lake’s
fertile waters while your troubles float away as
the lake’s cool waters gently rock you in rhythm
with the swaying pines.
Indulge in some aquatic fun and explore the
lake’s hidden nooks and crannies. Wrights Lake
offers breathtaking scenery while paddling its
calm waters. The rugged shoreline is best
explored by canoe or kayak. As you’ll soon
discover, paddling around Wrights Lake’s
perimeter offers more than just an opportunity
to get your heart rate up. If you plan to be
paddling all day, pack a picnic and pick a spot
to enjoy the blue skies and awe-inspiring
panoramic views.
Wrights Lake is a popular destination for
kayaking, canoeing, and back-to-nature pursuits.
Along with superb SUP paddling and kayaking, the
area offers excellent camping and kayak fishing
opportunities.
Map of Wright Lake
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