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Points of Interest

Keep track of images from around this area of the Shore Path as they are added and updated!Mile Markers: Between the start marker and Mile 1: Lake Geneva: The Riviera & Riviera Beach

DetailsRiviera as you look East

DetailsLake Geneva Riviera looking West

DetailsLake Geneva. Riviera Beach front

DetailsRiviera and the Angel Fountain

Mile Marker 2: Lake Geneva: Stone Manor

DetailsStone Manor looking up from the Lake Path. Stone Manor is located at Mile Marker 2 on this map, shortly after you head North and East out of Lake Geneva on the Shore Path.

POIs along every marker: Piers!

DetailsPier and Lilacs on a pier between Williams Bay and Lake Geneva.	DetailsGulls on a pier in Williams Bay.	DetailsHeron on Lake Geneva Pier. Segment between Lake Geneva and Fontana.	DetailsPiers in Williams Bay at Sunset.

Between Fontana and Williams Bay:the Fontana Segment of the Shore Path is a bit more wild in its diversity.

DetailsGeneva Shore Path Fontana Segment	DetailsGeneva Shore Path, Fontana Segment	DetailsLake Geneva Shore Path. Tiger Lilies and board walk

Observe the Trees in the Summer time: Providers of shade!

DetailsWillows on Geneva Lake between Williams Bay and Fontana

DetailsLake Geneva tree bark. The colors when the light hits just right are amazing. There is so much to see along the lake path in the scenics and in the very small details as well.

DetailsWilliams Bay tree along the Shore Path.

Tourist Boats are fun to observe from the foot path .. or when your feet need a break hop on a tour when you get to Lake Geneva!

DetailsLake Geneva Tour Boat

The Lake Geneva Shore Path is a garden unto itself. The owners of the homes around the lake make beautiful flowering gardens that delight the senses of smell and sight!

DetailsLake Geneva Shore Path florals	DetailsLake Geneva abstract painterly picture from the shore path vista of colour!

Take a close up view at some of the flowers you may see:

DetailsTiger Lily close up

DetailsDay Lily close up

Around the Lake: Leaves in Autumn

DetailsSeasons

DetailsRed Leaf

DetailsLake Geneva Reflections and a fall leaf in the water.

DetailsLeaves

The Lake Geneva Shore Path, on and around, is enjoyable any time of the year. Winter may not allow for access to all parts of the lake but you can see just how beautiful it will be!

DetailsLake Geneva … Bark peeling

DetailsLake Geneva Ice .. Nature’s Sculpture

DetailsLake Geneva – Swing between Williams Bay and Lake Geneva

DetailsWilliams Bay Sunrise on a sub zero degree morning … brrrr!

DetailsDetails in the snow on Lake Geneva

DetailsLake Geneva snowy morning

DetailsLake Geneva .. macro images in the snow

The Lake freezes over most winters but leaves several pockets of water where the waterfowl that have braved the winter congregate. This gives new meaning to the word “crowding” .. As the available water space shrinks with the ice the water fowl become more and more packed in.

DetailsRedhead and Coots crowd together in the only open water left on Lake Geneva in the winter time.

DetailsCoots Packed in …

DetailsRedhead Duck and Coots. Notice the Canada Goose laying ON TOP of the coots!

DetailsGeese in Winter congregate in some of the only open water on Lake Geneva in the winter.

A few of the song birds that inhabit areas of Lake Geneva in the summer:

DetailsIndigo Bunting

DetailsBaltimore Oriole – Fontana Segment

DetailsEastern Blue Bird

and in the Winter:

DetailsWinter Pheasant

While there is so much to see in all seasons in and around Lake Geneva’s shore path, there is much to see all directions away from the lake as well… here are just a few images from the Lake Geneva Area that you may wish to explore.

DetailsWinter in Kishwauketoe Conservancy, Williams Bay

DetailsMore Snowy Creek from Williams Bay’s Kishwauketoe Conservancy.

DetailsKishwauketoe Meadow – Spring

DetailsLake Geneva Phlox in the Kishwauketoe Conservancy. Another great place to walk. Many volunteers put in thousands of hours of work so others will enjoy a hike or a run in nature!