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Lake Lanier Association’s annual meeting has a number of purposes. It’s the perfect time to hear all about what’s up with the lake. It’s also the perfect time to become a member of the non-profit Lake Lanier Association (LLA).
Our pals with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Mobile District, are warning boaters that high water impacts boating and recreational facilities at Lake Sidney Lanier.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) at Lake Lanier says the release of its updated Master Plan will be delayed well past the fall of 2019.
School is back is session. Lake Lanier is full of water. Thunderstorms will be less frequent. That means it’s almost the perfect time to rent a boat on Lake Lanier!
The LandShark Landing Docks at Margaritaville at Lanier Islands provide the world’s best reason to buy a boat and tie it up on Lake Lanier.
The 4th of July is like the Amateur Hour for drunk driving. Law enforcement officers will be on the lookout for impaired drivers. Don’t drink and drive, and that includes boats on Lanier.
Do you remember when Lake Lanier was so low that parks were closed? Well, the lake is at record levels in June of 2018. High water has closed some parks. Here’s the map of open parks on Lake Lanier.
Lanier Islands Resort improves with age … because it always has new ways for everyone to have fun, at any age! If you cometh by sea, you’ll love the news about boating at Margaritaville at LanierWorld.
The wind chill in Georgia this morning was 5-degrees. Not exactly the type of weather that makes us say, “Let’s go to the 2018 Atlanta Boat Show!”
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) operates 32 day-parks in our area. It is wise to invest in Corps of Engineers’ Annual Park Passes.