Diamond Valley Lake - The Jewel of California Lakes!

Diamond Valley Lake in Hemet, CA is a man-made lake and reservoir. Fishing is allowed on sites off shore and on the lake, but no swimming because it is a water source. There are miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails. One trail goes along the entire circumference of the Lake. 

Bald Eagles were considered endangered until 2007 when they were removed from the U.S. government's list of endangered and threatened species. Because of the efforts of wildlife conservationists, and in recent years, the Diamond Valley Lake project, Bald Eagles have come back to the valley. Maybe you will get a glimpse of this majestic bird flying above the lake. It will take your breath away.

Diamond Valley Lake sits at a relatively low elevation of about 1550 feet in the town of Hemet, CA. Diamond Valley Lake the Jewel of California lakes.

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