Hell Hole Reservoir Vacation and Resort Properties

Hell Hole Reservoir The Hell Hole Reservoir is about 10 miles west of Lake Tahoe, California. It lies on the Rubicon River at an elevation of 4,630 feet, and is approximately 3.5 miles long. Tahoe City is about 13 miles to the northeast. The reservoir is in Placer County, and has a campground at each end.

Sugar Pine Reservoir (21 miles) Recreation at Sugar Pine Reservoir is managed by Tahoe National Forest under an agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation. Sugar Pine Reservoir was created by Sugar Pine Dam across Shirttail Creek. The dam is a feature of the Central Valley project, American River Division, Folsom Auburn Unit. The reservoir offers four main recreation areas around the lake. The complex, which opened in May 1985, contains two campgrounds, boat ramp, hiking trails, picnic area, swimming beach, and a trailer dump... More

Eldorado National Forest (22 miles) Located soutwest of Lake Tahoe, the Eldorado National Forest extends from the foothills into the rugged Sierra Nevada high country of California. Elevations range from 1,620 to 10,380 feet. Rainfall averages 45 inches per year on the valley slopes and 10 to 15 feet of snow are common at higher... More

Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (23 miles) Majestic scenery and diverse recreation opportunities draw millions of visitors to the Lake Tahoe Basin annually. Changing colors throughout the year afford a brilliant backdrop to the many available activities. The Basin is home to a rich diversity of plants and animals that can be viewed during guided walks, at interpretive sites, and on the many forest trails. Seasonal activities include skiing, snowshoeing, camping, fishing, hiking, music and cultural festivals, art and craft exhibits, and... More

Martis Creek Lake (23 miles) Less than one hour west of Reno near world-famous Lake Tahoe, Martis Creek Lake features catch-and-release trout fishing and a scenic campground with hiking and biking... More