The boat launch with the deepest channel. The trail to the gorge. The farm stand that takes Venmo. The icon you've heard of and the one you haven't.
168 covered boat slips near Tom Miller Dam, plus a ship store and fuel dock — the only Certified Clean Marina on Lake Austin.
A city-run, two-lane concrete public boat ramp a stone's throw from downtown — one of only two public concrete launches on Lake Austin. $10 launch fee, card only.
The dam that forms Lake Austin, completed in 1939 by the Lower Colorado River Authority after two earlier dams at the same site — the first Texas reservoir dam of its kind — failed catastrophically in 1900 and 1915. Named for a former Austin mayor.
A short cliffside trail above the 360 Bridge (opened 1982), whose 600-foot weathered-steel arch spans Lake Austin with no support pillars touching the water. One of Austin's most-photographed views, especially at sunset.
A 784-foot limestone promontory over Lake Austin, a tourist destination since the 1850s and a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark since 1969. A 100-step climb leads to the overlook the Covert family deeded to Travis County in 1939.
A 1,142-acre park on the lake's west end with a swimming beach, campsites, and two boat ramps — the largest public green space directly on Lake Austin. Day-pass reservations required Friday through Sunday and holidays, March through September.