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The Ultimate Summer Activities Guide to Lake Geneva
Lake Geneva earned its nickname — the Newport of the West — during the Gilded Age, when Chicago’s wealthiest families made it their summer retreat. They were onto something. The combination of a stunning, crystal-clear lake, a walkable downtown, and a full season’s worth of things to do makes Lake Geneva one of the Midwest’s best summer destinations. Whether you have a single afternoon or a full weekend, here is everything worth doing when the weather is warm. On the Water Th
Kelsey Moyer
Jun 36 min read


The Best Happy Hours in Lake Geneva
There’s a rhythm to summer days in Lake Geneva. You spend the afternoon on the water or the Shore Path, and somewhere around 4pm the question becomes: where are we going for drinks? Here’s the rundown on the best happy hours in town, from dive bar classics to patio cocktails with a lake breeze. Note: Happy hour times and specials can change seasonally. Always worth a quick call or check of the restaurant’s website before you head out. The Happy Hour Lineup Lake City Social Th
Kelsey Moyer
Jun 13 min read


Best Beaches & Swimming Spots in Lake Geneva
Geneva Lake is one of the clearest and cleanest lakes in Wisconsin, reaching 135 feet at its deepest point and spanning 21 miles around. On a hot summer day there is genuinely nowhere better to be than on its shores. Here’s every public beach and swimming spot worth knowing, organized so you can find the right fit for your crew. The Beaches Riviera Beach The most popular and centrally located beach in Lake Geneva, sitting right in the heart of downtown. Sandy shoreline, lifeg
Kelsey Moyer
May 313 min read


Your Complete Guide to the Geneva Lake Shore Path
One of the most special things about Lake Geneva is something most people don’t even know exists until they’re standing on it. The Geneva Lake Shore Path is a 21 to 26-mile public walking trail that runs the entire perimeter of the lake, weaving through the lakeside estates of some of the most historic and beautiful properties in the Midwest. It’s free, it’s open to the public, and it is hands-down one of the best ways to experience Lake Geneva. The path has roots going back
Kelsey Moyer
May 228 min read
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