Lakeshore

Tucked along the northern shore of Huntington Lake in California’s Sierra Nevada, Lakeshore is a place whose character is shaped by a high-country reservoir, conifer forests and a strongly seasonal mountain climate. This small community lies within Sierra National Forest, where the lake forms part of Southern California Edison’s Big Creek Hydroelectric Project, an important early-20th-century engineering system in the range. In warmer months, boating, sailing and fishing bring activity to the water; winter snow can make access more demanding. The setting differs sharply from California’s coastal cities, with roads climbing through forested foothills into granite mountain country. Browse additional webcams nearby to see how Lakeshore and the Huntington Lake basin connect with the surrounding Sierra Nevada.

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