Seventy feet from the water.
A deck with a view that does all the work.
Kayaks at the ready and nothing on the agenda.
Built in 1935 and thoughtfully renovated, this cabin sits seventy feet from the beach at Pinecrest Lake, close enough to hear the water, far enough to feel like it's yours alone. Hardwood floors, knotty pine walls, and a wood-burning stove with blower give it the warmth of a mountain cabin that's actually been lived in. The kitchen opens to the living space, anchored by a full wet bar and a walk-in pantry built for a long weekend of real cooking.
Two bedrooms that sleep more than they look. The master suite has an en-suite bath and generous closet. The second suite has cathedral ceilings, skylights, and its own private front and rear entrances. Ideal for guests who want their own rhythm. Storage under the structure keeps the kayaks, bikes, and outdoor gear out of the way until you need them.
Take the kayaks out in the morning when the surface is glass. Swim from the beach seventy feet from your front door. Rent a boat from the marina for the afternoon. Pinecrest Lake is small enough to feel intimate, big enough to lose track of time on.
The trails around Pinecrest reward every level of effort. The Pinecrest Lake Loop is an easy two miles with water views the whole way. For something with more elevation, the Burst Rock and Powell Lake trail earns its views. Ask us and we'll point you toward the one that fits your group.
A wood-burning stove, a wet bar, and a kitchen built for cooking a real meal. Pinecrest has the kind of weather that makes you want to stay in as much as go out — and this cabin was designed for exactly that.
Dodge Ridge Ski Resort is minutes from the cabin. The same house that works perfectly in summer becomes a ski cabin the moment the snow arrives.
Pinecrest is the High Sierra as it has always been: a clear mountain lake, a marina of small boats, trails that lead to swimming holes and volcanic wonders.

An easy shoreline circuit with swimming spots and granite views the whole way.

A trail-to-swimming-hole adventure that defines a Pinecrest summer.

Kayaks, pedal boats, and fishing boats for a full day on the water.

Hikers can explore this nature area known for its granite formations and mountain vistas.
Address: 343 Lakeshore Drive, Pinecrest, CA 95364
Nearby:
Pinecrest Lake beach — 70 ft (steps from the front door)
Pinecrest Marina — 5 min walk
Dodge Ridge Ski Resort — 10 min drive
Sonora — 45 min
San Francisco — 2.5 hrs