The boat launch with the deepest channel. The trail to the gorge. The farm stand that takes Venmo. The icon you've heard of and the one you haven't.
One of the lake's largest marinas, on Lanier Islands Parkway — over 1,200 wet slips, dry storage, a fuel dock, a marine store, and repair services.
A full-service marina in Flowery Branch with wet slips, dry storage, and marine services, alongside Pig Tales restaurant on site.
A full-service marina on the lake's northern shore with over 700 slips, boat rentals, a ship store, and a fuel dock, alongside Pelican Pete's.
The Army Corps of Engineers park at the dam that created the lake — construction began in 1950, the gates closed in February 1956, and the reservoir didn't reach full pool until August 1958. The park has a beach, picnic areas, and overlooks of the dam itself.
Over half a mile of white sand beach at the Margaritaville resort on Lanier Islands — pontoon rentals, a lakeside water park, and Legacy Lodge's five restaurants on a 1,500-acre peninsula.