Middletown: SR-29: 29-175 Jct - South
Middletown has served as a commercial center in southern Lake County since the 1870s. Set in Coyote Valley among the Mayacamas Mountains, the town developed along the route between Napa Valley and communities around Clear Lake. Its name reflects its position roughly midway between Calistoga and Lower Lake, a practical reference point for 19th-century travelers. Today, a compact grid of shops, services and homes forms the civic core, while oak-dotted hills and vineyards shape the surrounding countryside. The Geysers geothermal field lies to the southeast, part of a region long defined by volcanic and geothermal activity. Middletown is a useful base for exploring southern Lake County’s rural roads, wineries and mountain terrain.
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Built around a stagecoach stop on the road linking Calistoga and Lower Lake, Middletown grew into a small service center for southern Lake County. The community occupies Coyote Valley, where oak woodland and vineyards meet the lower slopes of the Mayacamas Mountains. Its name recalls the town’s midway position on the historic route between Calistoga and Lower Lake, a role that still gives its main street a practical road-trip character. Nearby Cobb Mountain and the geothermal country around The Geysers reflect the volcanic forces beneath this part of Northern California. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Lake County and the Mayacamas Mountains.
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