Peninsula Village: Johnson Grade
Peninsula Village lies along the eastern shore of Lake Almanor, where State Route 36 runs through conifer forest above the reservoir. Lake Almanor is a reservoir on the North Fork Feather River; Canyon Dam, completed in 1927, provides hydroelectric power and water storage. In Plumas County, low-density housing and highway infrastructure form a settled edge to the Northern Sierra's expansive forestlands. Routes from the lake connect Chester with Susanville and the Feather River country. Boating, fishing and second homes have long made the Lake Almanor shore a recreational focus, while Johnson Grade retains the character of a forest mountain road.
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Peninsula Village rests on the Almanor Peninsula beside Lake Almanor in northern California, and its lakeside position has shaped it into a small community with a strongly seasonal recreation rhythm. Lake Almanor is a reservoir on the North Fork Feather River, set amid forested mountain country near the northern Sierra Nevada. Boating, fishing and time along the shore are central to the warmer months, while winter brings a much quieter pace. Canyon Dam, which impounds the river to form the lake, connects the area with the hydroelectric development of the Feather River watershed. See how Peninsula Village fits into the wider Lake Almanor area by browsing webcams nearby.
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