According to research by Fishing Points, which analyzed 129 major North American lakes, Lake Travis stands out with nearly 1.9 million Instagram reels tagging it—tying it for sixth place overall among the most photogenic fishing destinations. It's the only Texas lake to make the list, highlighting its stunning Hill Country scenery, rocky cliffs perfect for jumping, and scenic sunsets that anglers love to capture alongside their catches, particularly largemouth bass.
Despite past drought challenges that once left it at just 42% capacity, recent rains have boosted Lake Travis to about 79% full, making it an even more appealing destination for locals and visitors. This resurgence, aided by earlier floods, reinforces its popularity as a scenic and productive fishing spot in Central Texas.
Halloween on Lake Travis is getting a floating twist. Drift or Treat, a free community event from Adventure = LIFE, takes over Party Cove (Devil's Cove) on the north shore near...
Volente Beach Resort & Waterpark has transformed into Haunted Shores: The Abandoned Waterpark for the Halloween season. The walk-through is packed with haunted scenes, costumed...
Lakeway's annual Witches Ride takes over Lakeway Drive tonight, Saturday, Oct. 17. Costumed riders on bikes, trikes, scooters, skates, golf carts, wagons or just their own two f...
The cooler weather arrives just in time for a busy weekend of things to do around the lake, according to Lake Travis Current's weekly roundup of local events. Spicewood - Krause...
