Come discover Lake Lanier with us!
Fall’s first full day on Sunday, September 23, 2018 was beautiful. Whether it’s hot, or cool and rainy, autumn brings earlier closing times to some US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) parks on Lake Lanier.
Thirty years ago — in 1988 — the Lake Lanier Association (LLA) held its first Shore Sweep event. LLA’s volunteers have removed tons of junk from Lanier ever since. Their 30th Anniversary Shore Sweep was the best yet!
Our pals with the Hall County Sheriff’s Office Investigators are asking for your help in solving the Mystery of the Prosthetic Leg!
Lake Lanier Olympic Park Executive Director Robyn Lynch released the final medal counts from the 2018 ICF Dragon Boat World Championship races held on Lake Lanier.
Ancient and modern cultures have contributed to the worldwide fascination and appreciation of Dragon Boat racing. Witness the grandeur for yourself at the 2018 ICF Dragon Boat World Championship on Lake Lanier, September 12-16, 2018.
Fishing — alone on a misty morning or in a tournament with friends and foes — can be relaxing or maddening. Catching fish is an art, not just a skill. That’s part of what you’ll learn if you hire one of the famous fishing guides on Lake Lanier.
The Lake Lanier Association orchestrates a thousand Shore Sweep volunteers to collect trash from Lake Lanier annually. Although this year’s event on Saturday, September 15, 2018 is officially scheduled from 8 AM until 1 PM, they could use your help even before the big day.
Cooler weather is on the way and you’ll be fishing again soon. That means you’ll want to visit one of the great bait shops on Lake Lanier.
Dahlonega Trail Fest 2018 comes to America’s Best Unknown Town to promote and celebrate the Appalachian Trail and other nearby paths of joy and peace.
Lake Lanier has only one small flaw: USACE Day Use park beaches close in September for the 2018 season. In a perfect world, they would always be open.