High-elevation alpine lake offering fishing, boating, hiking, and seasonal café access surrounded by dramatic Sierra Nevada scenery.
General Information
Boat landing café open Memorial Day through September
Boat rentals available for a fee at Lake Sabrina Boat Landing
How to Get There
From Bishop (19 mi): Take CA-168 west for approximately 18 miles, then continue on Lake Sabrina Road to the lake and parking area.
Overview
Lake Sabrina is a serene alpine reservoir nestled at over 9,000 feet in the Eastern Sierra, offering a refreshing escape from the valley heat. Popular for fishing, kayaking, and hiking, the lake is surrounded by rugged granite peaks and lush pine forests. Trails from the lake lead to a network of glacial basins and alpine lakes, including Blue Lake and Dingleberry Lake, making it a favorite destination for both day hikers and backpackers. The Lake Sabrina Boat Landing and Café provides seasonal boat rentals and hearty meals, adding a touch of comfort to this wilderness retreat.
In the fall, the area transforms into a canvas of golden aspens and crimson willows, drawing photographers and leaf-peepers alike. Winter access is limited due to snow, but the road becomes a haven for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Whether you're casting a line, paddling across still waters, or climbing toward the high country, Lake Sabrina offers a quintessential Sierra Nevada experience filled with natural beauty and peaceful solitude.
This article uses material from the Wikipedia articles and official tourism pages for the Lake Sabrina, which are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.
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