This remarkable reservoir is bordered by
magnificent rocky mountains blanketed with
soaring pine forests. It is nestled in
Amador County, in the Plumas National
Forest, on Bear River, just off of Highway
88, about 40-miles east of Jackson.
Summer days are perfected by pleasant air
temperatures, cool refreshing waters,
lakeside picnics, and hours of doing
whatever strikes your fancy. An outing here
will surely open your eyes to natural
wonders both new and old, and a kayaking
adventure at Lower Bear River Reservoir will
never disappoint. Select a comfortable
campsite, roast up some marshmallows and
watch the day fade away over the mountains,
knowing that new paddling adventures await
you each morning.
Take a leisurely paddle around the reservoir
and relish in the picturesque shores. As you
paddle, keep your eyes peeled for the
abundant wildlife in the surrounding forest.
This remarkable reservoir is bordered by
magnificent rocky mountains blanketed with
soaring pine forests.
Lower Bear River Reservoir is one of a
handful of gorgeous lakes and reservoirs
clustered together within a short distance
from one another, which makes this area a
superb paddling destination. The reservoir
is easily accessible and is open to many
types of boating, but if you’re a kayaker,
one drawback is the hazardous afternoon wind
conditions. Another drawback of this
gorgeous reservoir is the water temperature,
which is ice cold.
Lower Bear River Reservoir is a
one-of-a-kind destination for kayakers.
Whether your preference is kayaking,
canoeing, kayak angling, or SUP paddling,
you will
have
a fun-filled paddling excursion at Lower
Bear River Reservoir. The reservoir is a
wonderland combination of water activity and
tranquility that will both relax you and
your entire family.