Lake Pillsbury

Lake Pillsbury is a reservoir located in Mendocino National Forest in the northern part of California. It was formed by the construction of the Scott Dam on the Eel River and has a storage capacity of 83,000 acre-feet. The lake is a popular destination for boating, fishing, and camping, with several campgrounds and resorts located along its shores. The surrounding area is also popular for hiking, hunting, and wildlife viewing, with a variety of trails and forest roads providing access to the remote wilderness of Mendocino National Forest. The lake is accessible via a winding mountain road, which provides stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests.