Photos from the Geneva Lake Shore Path: Linn Pier to Black Point
- STEPHANIE JONES
Any time of year is a great time for a walk around Geneva Lake along the shore path. Here is a look at the path from roughly Linn Pier to Black Point, about half way to Fontana. These were taken in July.
Enjoy your own journey!
Beautiful flag and flowers
A flag can be seen in the distance beyond the flowering hydrangeas along the shore path between Linn Pier and Fontana.
Shore path map
'A place to dream'
Midwest Adventures: Lake Geneva's 'Shore Path'
The angel: One of the many landmarks on the lake
A peaceful lake
A balcony is a must
Flowers and boat house
It never gets old: A look at the lake
A place to remember
A perfect boat house
Life is good
Shore path this way
Black Point Manor
Another view of Black Point Manor
A home with it all
Wonderful gardens
Hidden in the woods
The stairs up to Black Point
Another hidden treasure
Reflections at Black Point. Sold for $5.2 million in 2021
The path
Beautiful details
Reflecting trees
Where memories are made
Amazing gardens
Path along the lake
A little red, white and blue
one of a kind walkways
A view across the lake
Perfect views
A look at the lake
Along the path
Perfect place for friends
A place for the kids
Perfect for day or night
A place to hang out
Choose your chair and your color
A cabin on the lake
A place for laps
An amazing estate
A private waterfall
Paddleboarding
What dreams are made of
Taking it all in
An outdoor view
The windows
Linn Pier to Blackpoint
Linn Pier to Blackpoint
Linn Pier to Blackpoint
A place to play
On the path from Linn Pier to Blackpoint
Linn Pier
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