Canyon Lake in Texas boasts some of the clearest, bluest water you'll ever see. Located in the Texas Hill Country, this man-made reservoir—formed in 1964 by the Canyon Dam—spans about 8,230 acres with roughly 80 miles of shoreline. Its strikingly transparent, vibrant turquoise waters stand out in a state often associated with murky lakes, making it a favorite for swimming, boating, paddling, and diving. The lake has even gone viral on social media, with videos showcasing its crystal-clear quality that rivals coastal destinations.
Surrounded by rugged hills and offering parks, marinas, and recreation areas, Canyon Lake provides year-round enjoyment, especially during the hot Central Texas summers when temperatures soar. Whether you're seeking a refreshing dip or scenic views, it has turned many into devoted "lake people" and continues to attract visitors drawn to its unique beauty.
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...
