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The lake has 365 miles of shoreline and is the third biggest lake in California and has a water capacity of 4,552,000 acre feet
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What 2 volcanoes are in California?
Mount Shasta, Medicine Lake Volcano, Amboy Crater, Brushy Butte, Coso Volcanic Field, Big Cave
Which lake in California was named after Winnie-the-Pooh's big brother?
Robin Lake Robin Lake
Where is the best fishing lake in California?
my personal best fishing place is the Big Bear Lake.
What is 5 mouantion citys in California?
Five mountain cities in California include Lake Tahoe, known for its stunning lake and skiing; Mammoth Lakes, popular for its year-round outdoor activities; Big Bear Lake, a charming resort town; Mount Shasta, famous for its namesake volcano; and Idyllwild, nestled in the San Jacinto Mountains and known for its artsy vibe and hiking trails. Each of these cities offers unique recreational opportunities and beautiful mountain scenery.
What are the biggest lakes in California?
Clear Lake is the largest freshwater lake in California.
Where are Big Bear cabin rentals?
Big Bear Lake is a reservoir in the San Bernardino Mountains in San Bernardino County, California, USA.
Where are good places to catch a big bass?
There are many great places to catch a big bass fish. Places like, Lake George in Florida, Clear Lake in California, Lake Champlain in New York, and Lake Mead in Nevada.
Where can you buy Shasta Pop in Minnesota?
dollar tree has big can of shasta
More facts about big bear mountain in California?
Big Bear's lake is over seven miles long with 23 miles of shoreline!
Where do bluegills live?
i only know 2 places and there in California big tujunga,reseda park lake
What are 9 volcanoes in California?
Amboy Crater Anacapa Island Big Cave Mount Konocti Mount Shasta Mount Tehama Panum Crater Mono-Inyo Craters Pisgah Volcano
Where is the nearest big bear lodging?
Big Bear Lodging is in Big Bear Lake, California. You can find out what kind of accommodations they have available by calling 1-800-4-BIG-BEAR.
