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1008 Bear Valley Road

5 3.0   Sf: 2760   Yr: 1969  Acres: 0.470

Nestled in a uniquely private setting on the edge of the Stanislaus National Forest, this architectural masterpiece sits immersed in aspen trees and flowering mule ear mere steps from Bear Lake in...

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Flynn Road

Acres: 26.830

The King's Realm - unique Sierra parcel could be developed or could make a royal mansion site. Rock promontories, giant trees, postcard views in almost every direction. Near Bear Lake. Village lift...

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74 Bear Valley Road #9

2 1.0   Sf: 680   Yr: 1978  Acres: 0.500

Nestled in the center of Bear Valley Village, this updated corner unit (brighter!) with two-bedrooms, one-bath Tamarack Condo offers unbeatable access to everything the area has to offer! With an...

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200 Creekside

1 1.0   Sf: 450   Yr: 1971  Acres: 0.050

Charming Creekside Condo in Bear Valley - The Ultimate All-Season Getaway at an affordable price! Tucked in the heart of Bear Valley, this inviting 1-bedroom, 1-bath end-unit Creekside condo offers...

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350 Snowshoe Rd

Acres: 0.370

One of two bookend lots #354 & #355, located near the top of the Bear Valley ski town subdivision. These two lots are surrounded by additional common area greenbelt space making the effective size...

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319 Snowshoe Road

Acres: 0.280

Tucked away down a quiet private driveway in a virtually hidden corner of Bear Valley's subdivision, this upsloping view parcel is ready to be developed. Sitting just below Bloods Ridge just feet...

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Showing 4 lake properties within 20 miles:

827 River Ranch Road

7 5.0   Sf: 10623   Yr: 2004  Acres: 76.000

Set along a private stretch of the scenic Carson River, this remarkable 76+/- acre equestrian and lifestyle estate is a rare offering in the Sierra. Just south of Nevada's Carson Valley near...

247 meadowview

4 2.0   Sf: 1366   Yr: 1940  Acres: 0.000

Charming 4-Bedroom Cabin in Pinecrest - Year-Round Adventure Awaits! Welcome to your mountain getaway! This spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath cabin is perfectly nestled in the heart of Pinecrest, offering...

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226 Sugar Pine

3 1.0   Sf: 1000   Yr: 1939  Acres: 0.250

Welcome to your dream retreat at Pinecrest Lake! This charming cabin offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, making it an ideal getaway for families, groups, and outdoor...

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269 Meadowview

3 1.0   Sf: 1128   Yr: 1934  Acres: 0.330

Charming Mountain Getaway in Pinecrest Lake Resort! Welcome to this inviting 2-bedroom cabin with an additional sleeping loft and 1.5 baths, perfectly perched on a flat, level corner lot in the...

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Bear Lake Information

Bear Lake is a beautiful destination located in Alpine County, California. It is a popular spot for various outdoor recreational activities, including fishing, boating, hiking, and camping. Here’s some information regarding fishing, boating, and general details about Bear Lake:

Location
- Bear Lake sits at an elevation of about 7,800 feet and is situated within the stunning Sierra Nevada mountain range. It is nearby to other natural attractions in the area, making it a serene spot for nature enthusiasts.

Fishing
- Species: Bear Lake is home to several fish species, including trout (such as rainbow and brook trout). It is a great spot for anglers looking to catch fish in a scenic environment.
- Regulations: Anglers should be aware of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife regulations, including licensing requirements and specific fishing seasons. It’s always best to check current regulations before planning your fishing trip.
- Techniques: Common fishing techniques at Bear Lake include fly fishing, bait fishing, and trolling, depending on the season and fish behavior.

Boating
- Types of Boats: Non-motorized boats such as kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards are popular on Bear Lake, providing a quiet and enjoyable way to explore the waters. Motorized boats may be permitted but can be subject to restrictions.
- Launch Areas: There are designated areas for launching non-motorized boats, but it's a good idea to check for any specific launch facilities or constraints that may be in place.

Other Activities
- Hiking: Trails surrounding Bear Lake offer excellent opportunities for hiking, with varying levels of difficulty. The views of the lake and mountains can be breathtaking.
- Camping: There are campgrounds nearby where visitors can enjoy the outdoors, whether tent camping or using RVs. Reservations may be required during peak seasons.
- Wildlife Viewing: The area is rich in wildlife, and visitors may see birds, deer, and other animals.

Amenities
- Bear Lake may have limited amenities, so it's advisable for visitors to pack essentials, including food, water, and fishing gear. Check local resources for campgrounds and facilities if you plan to stay overnight.

Best Times to Visit
- The summer months (June through September) are the most popular for outdoor activities. However, spring and fall can also be a beautiful time to visit, particularly for fishing and hiking.

Additional Tips
- Always practice Leave No Trace principles to help preserve the natural beauty of Bear Lake.
- Consider checking in with local ranger stations or visitor centers for up-to-date information about weather conditions, trail statuses, and fishing reports.

Bear Lake in Alpine County is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts looking to enjoy the wonders of California's high country. Whether you're fishing, boating, or just soaking in the natural beauty, it's a great spot to connect with nature.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!