If you ever wanted to just get away from it all,
paddling Antelope Lake might be just the right
spot for
you! Antelope Lake is one of the more remote
lakes in the Sierra Nevada's Plumas National
Forest, so don't be surprised if you have this
pristine lake all to yourself or very few people
sharing the lake with you.
Antelope Lake is 43 miles from Quincy, in the
Plumas National Forest in the Northern
Sierra Nevada mountain range.The lake is surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges and forested
woods, set against a shoreline of grassy meadows,
Visitors enjoy the lake for its excellent
paddling, fishing, hiking, and camping
opportunities. Getting out on a stand up
paddle board is the perfect way to
experience the beauty of Antelope Lake. Or
you can try your hand at fishing.
In a kayak or canoe, you can often get very
close to fish to mask your presence.
The
lake has a large
population of large rainbow, brown, and eagle
lake trout. Anglers
can also catch channel catfish, small and largemouth bass.
Each one you hook
somehow seems more satisfying because of the
long drive to get here.
Whatever your preference is, you can't go
wrong paddling this beautiful lake. If you
hav
en’t been here, and you
love to paddle, don’t miss this
magnificent lake!Antelope Lake is
beautiful, as well as the perfect way to
spend the day.
The waters of Antelope Lake will surely
fulfill your sense of adventure!
