Beautiful Lakefront Home SEPTEMBER SPECIAL ONLY 350/night to the end of month

SUMMER ISN'T OVER. SEPT TO MID OCT PROVIDE EXCELLENT WEATHER, CALM WATERS TO ENJOY SKIING AND STILL GREAT FISHING IN THE NUMBER 1 BASS LAKE IN THE USA.
4TH OF JULY. INCREDIBLE FIREWORKS IN FRONT OF LIBRARY PARK IN LAKEPORT FROM A BARGE. TAKE YOUR BOAT OUT AND PARK IT UNDER THE FIREWORKS FOR THE MOST AMAZING FIREWORKS EXPERIENCE YOU WILL EVER SEE.
APRIL AND MAY PROBABLY THE BEST MONTHS FOR FISHING ON CLEAR LAKE. BASS, CRAPPIE, CATFISH, BLUEGILLS.
AUGUST 1ST, GUESTS ARE CATCHING BASS, CATFISH, CRAPPIE AND BLUEGILL FROM THE DOCK. THE BASS ARE STILL POUNDING BRUSH HOGS AND RUBBER CRAWLERS. LIVE BAIT IS ALWAYS GREAT.
GET OUT OF THE HOUSE. TURN OFF THE TV. COME TO MY LAKEFRONT HOME ON CLEAR LAKE. FISH FROM THE DOCK. RELAX IN THE HOT TUB. ENJOY BEAUTIFUL SUNRISES AND SUNSETS. VIEW ALL OF THE WILDLIFE ON THE LAKE. BBQ A GREAT STEAK ON THE GRILL. SIP ON A SPLENDID GLASS OF WINE. TAKE IN ALL OF THE NATURAL BEAUTY AND SERENITY OF THE LAKEFRONT.
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This beautiful, 1700-square-foot home is neat and spacious and fully furnished with all the amenities of home while providing all the natural wonders of a dream vacation at your finger tips.

The 20-foot by 20-foot, lake-side bedroom has a huge closet, ceiling fan, and elegant Thomasville oak chest, armoire with large TV, CD and DVD, matching bedside chests with brass lamps, gorgeous arched, spindled queen-size bed and French doors that open to the lake.

The second bedroom has similar furnishings with two queen beds. The livingroom has 2 queen hide-a-beds and the sunroom also has a queen hide-a-bed.

Enjoy a glowing fire in the living room while looking over the lake. This room opens to the sun room and kitchen to provide an open feeling. The kitchen, with four stools up against the breakfast bar, and the dining area overlook the lake and sport an indoor grill and provide plenty of room to entertain your guests. The sunroom is the perfect place to enjoy 180-degree views of the lake and absorb the wonder of Mount Konocti surrounded in pastel colors at both sunrise and sunset while relaxing on the love seat or hide-a-bed..

Enjoy grilling up your fish on the stainless, propane BBQ, as you view the lake and then eat under the covered patio only 20 feet from the water's edge. Catch bass and catfish out of your front yard. Watch the grebes dance, egrets hunt, and geese and ducks parade by. Look for blue herons, turkey vultures, cormorant, eagles, osprey, or even a muskrat or lake otter while lounging on lush green, lakeside lawn.

Wineries, restaurants, casinos, motorcycle trails, antiquing, grocery stores, gas stations are all within five minutes, yet you will feel like you own the lake with wonderful lake front privacy. With a hot tub, fireplace, air conditioning, a full laundry room with washer, dryer and wash basin, all linens and towels provided, a fully automatic, covered, lit boat lift with electrical outlets to charge your boat and hose to wash it off, swim platform with ladder and a jet ski lift, you will only need to pack a bathing suit, a fishing pole and a pair of binoculars. For your protection and safety the property has a ring doorbell/camera in the front and in the back.

Celebrate the love of your life with the time of your life in Lake County!
What better place to celebrate your love than a romantic weekend for two in wine country’s fastest-growing region. With unique lodging option and plenty to do, we can’t think of any better place either!

Check out: visit@lakecounty.com

Watch the glitter on the lake and count the stars while wrapping up an active day by relaxing in the hot tub. If you spend a week here, you will not want to leave.

TRY THESE TOP 5 SPOTS TO TAKE A HIKE!
“Take a hike!” is not a very nice thing to say in most circumstances, but where we come from it’s actually terrific advice. With all of the scenic beauty and natural wonders in every direction, Lake County has plenty of places to stretch your legs, and your imagination.

How much? Well, not to brag, but Lake County boasts more than 600,000 acres of public land and 100-plus miles of hiking trails—and pardon the pun, but each one is Clearly Different from the other. You’ll experience some of California’s most stunning landscapes in Lake County, with a variety of views ranging from mountain vistas to endless vines, from open valleys to freshwater shorelines.



Sure, we’re personally partial to all of our trails (and believe each one is worth a visit), but to make it easy on you we’ve gathered the top five spots that trekkers and locals alike say you have to check out. Remember to pack your hiking boots, because you’re going to need them!



Mount Konocti

You know your trail is pretty good when it’s literally the stuff of legend. Mt. Konocti is a 10,000-year old volcano and the site of Lake County’s largest park. While you can see Mt. Konocti from pretty much anywhere in Lake County, you’ll get the best views along the Wright Peak Summit trail. There’s walnut and apple orchards, the amazing Canyon Oak grove, the 117-year old Mary Downen cabin, and even the remains of a small plane which crashed tragically in 1962. If you’re feeling especially ambitious, there’s also access routes for side trips to Buckingham Peak and Howard Peak.

Difficulty: The Wright Peak trail can be kinda strenuous. You’ll gain 1,649-ft. elevation from the trailhead until the Wright Peak summit at 4,299-ft. elevation. It is more than 3 miles (about 3-5 hours, give or take), and there are very steep areas. Food, water, and rest are your friends.

Highland Springs

Hop on a horse, or use your own two feet, whatever your preferred means of transportation, you’ll feel like a cowboy moseying along the 3,200-acre watershed of Highland Springs. While hikers and equestrians have officially enjoyed the area for more than 50 years, the trails were first developed by hunters on horseback more than 130 years ago. Highland Springs still features the same unspoiled, rugged landscape it has for thousands of years, so it’s an absolute must for hiking and horseback riding.

Difficulty: Mostly open range, but there are some steep hillsides here and there. The views are 100% worth it.



Anderson Marsh

Hike through 1,065 acres of natural wonders and thousands of years of California history in the Anderson Marsh state historic park. With a nature reserve preserving a tule march, archaeological sites of the Pomo people, and ranch structures built by Lake County’s early Anglo settlers, Anderson Marsh is like visiting several sites in one. Pack your binoculars too, because Anderson March is also bird lover’s bliss, with 151 species of migratory and resident birds.

Difficulty: The two most popular trails (Cache Creek and McVicar Trail) are easy-peasy. Just make sure you have water. You know the drill.



Middle Creek Nature Area

Ever seen a great blue heron gulp down a bullfrog? Welp, you’re liable to when you hike the Middle Creek Nature Area, which is pretty much like visiting a National Geographic special. Birdwatchers travel from all over the world (even farther than the birds) to visit this major waterfowl migratory route, which is home to several osprey nests and great blue heron rookeries. We must say, these birds have great taste.

Difficulty: Piece of cake, though be sure to pack supplies for a 1-3 hour round trip.



Mendocino National Forest

Mendocino National Forest should be on any National Park fan’s bucket list, and half of its 450,000 acres is in Lake County. All of Mendocino is wonderful, but we’re mighty proud (and very blessed) with the parts of the forest we got. The top spot, literally and figuratively, is the 37,679-acre Snow Mountain Wilderness, which backpackers and horseback riders love for its numerous creeks and landscape covered with chaparral, grasslands, oak woodlands, and deep forests. Although access is remote, you will be rewarded with forty miles of hiking trails in the wilderness area, and you can’t go wrong with any of them. The Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument is also a must-see, and while seeing its entire 330,780 acres is a bit ambitious, a portion extends into the Lake County area.

Difficulty: Not too bad, just be sure to bring plenty of snacks and water.


Picking the best places to hike in Lake County is like finding the best tree in Mendocino National Forest—they’re all pretty great. When you get right down to it, the best recommendation is your own. So plan your next trekking adventure to Lake County and we’ll see ya when ya get here.

P.S.S. Stay safe and be sure to check conditions before heading out for your hike.





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Hit the Water!
Clear lake. Photo Roger Coryell.
Nothing ushers in the start of summer like a day on the water. With temps already in the 80’s, Clear Lake is a sunny refuge for Bay Area and North Coast residents fleeing the summer fog, and Central Valley folks in search of lake recreation. Stand up paddle board, rent a boat, or reel in a big one on the large freshwater lake, which is roughly 100 miles from coastal Mendocino, San Francisco and Sacramento, respectively.



Catch a Live Show
Blue Wing Saloon. Photo Roger Coryell
From blues roots to rock and country, Lake County music venues offer up intimate shows that keep it low key. Make live music the soundtrack to an unforgettable Memorial Day Weekend at Blue Wing Saloon, O’Meara Bros. Brewing Company, Soper Reese