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Lake Davis, nestled in the central Beckworth
Ranger District about 7 miles north of
Portola in the Plumas National Forest,
offers 28 miles of picturesque shoreline
with inviting coves and a diversity of
private sandy inlets. This large, often
tranquil lake is a popular destination for a
variety of recreational pursuits, including
swimming, fishing, boating, birding, and
wildlife viewing. The surrounding scenic
forests provide a serene setting for
paddling.
The lake's four boat launch locations allow
visitors to explore different sections,
while the nutrient-rich waters teem with a
healthy population of large rainbow and
brown trout, as well as bass and catfish.
Birdwatchers can spot a variety of migratory
geese and ducks, while foxes, bobcats, and
other wildlife call the area home.
With its stunning natural setting and
abundance of outdoor activities, Lake Davis
is an exceptional destination for paddlers
of all skill levels seeking a peaceful,
picturesque experience.
Map of Lake Davis
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