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The Spicer Meadows Reservoir is renowned for
its breathtaking natural beauty. Spanning
approximately 8 miles, the reservoir
features a rugged, rocky shoreline that
frames stunning vistas. Paddling through the
forest of dead and partially submerged trees
creates a truly captivating experience. With
excellent opportunities for fishing,
camping, and outdoor recreation, the long,
winding drive to reach this popular
destination is well worth it.
The northern arm of the reservoir, bordering
the Carson-Iceberg Wilderness, is dedicated
to non-motorized activities, making it an
ideal location for kayak fishing. The
reservoir is home to both wild trout and
fish that were stocked as fingerlings by the
Department of Fish and Game.
Towering granite boulders and the majestic
Central Sierra Nevada Mountains surround
Spicer Meadows Reservoir, while the
campground is nestled within a forested
oasis of cedars, Jeffrey pines, and
Ponderosa pines.
Paddlers are sure to be delight ed
by the reservoir's outstanding natural
waterways and attractions. From its pristine
wilderness to its beautiful boat-in
campsites, Spicer Meadows Reservoir is a
must-visit destination for outdoor
enthusiasts of all interests.
Map of Spicer Meadows Reservoir
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