Pepperwood Grove: SR-20: E Lucerne - Looking South
Pepperwood Grove has served as a small lakeside settlement in California’s Lake County since the early twentieth century. It lies on Clear Lake, the state’s largest natural freshwater lake wholly within California, where a shoreline road follows the water beside trees and low banks. The Coast Ranges form the wider setting for this long-lived lake basin, whose shores have been home to Pomo communities for thousands of years. Clear Lake is a major setting for boating and angling, while its dispersed settlements retain a distinctly rural scale. Pepperwood Grove captures the meeting of road, water and rolling inland terrain that characterizes this part of Northern California.
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The landscape around Pepperwood Grove is shaped by Clear Lake’s broad basin and dry, oak-dotted hills, which have influenced dispersed settlement and an economy tied to recreation, farming and vineyards. Clear Lake, California’s largest natural freshwater lake wholly within the state, is the defining geographic presence in this part of Lake County. Its shores are within the ancestral homeland of Pomo people, whose communities remain central to the county’s cultural story. The wider area’s volcanic geology also underpins Lake County’s winegrowing identity. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Pepperwood Grove and Clear Lake relate to the surrounding hills.
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