Lakes
When looking at our stunning, crystal-clear lakes, there are many ways to see them. For some it’s a playground for adventure, and for others it’s a prime location for a little R & R. So throw on your swimsuit, head on over and tell us what you see in our lakes.
Lake Buchanan
As the second largest of the Highland Lakes, Lake Buchanan feels peaceful and never crowded. It’s extremely popular with fisherman, campers and swimmers, and also has three parks - Cedar Point Recreation Area, Black Rock Park and Canyon of the Eagles – right on the lake.
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Inks Lake
In the middle of Inks Lake State Park, the lake offers facilities for camping, backpacking, swimming, scuba diving and boat access. While it boasts the same water activities as the others, this is the only place you can go cliff jumping at Devil’s Water Hole.
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Lake LBJ
While it was originally called Lake Granite Shoals for its beauty, and with the water at a constant level, this lake has ideal conditions for water recreation. This is also a great spot for fishing and camping.
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Lake Marble Falls
Lake Marble Falls is the smallest and youngest of the Highland Lakes, but as the host of the annual Lakefest boat races, it may also be the most exciting. Stocked with several species of fish for recreational fishing, it boasts being in the “top 50” Texas freshwater fish records.
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Lake Travis
As the largest of the Highland Lakes, Lake Travis is also considered one of the clearest lakes in Texas. People come from all around for fishing, boating, swimming, scuba diving, picnicking and camping. Not to mention Hippie Hollow, the only public clothing-optional park.
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Lake Austin
Lake Austin is best known for its prime boating, water-skiing and fishing conditions - the lake is stocked with largemouth bass, catfish and sunfish. Get ready for swimming, water activities and the beautiful, famous 360 Bridge lookout.
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