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Geneva Lake Shore Path

Geneva Lake Shore Path

Discover the Magic of the Lake Geneva Shore Path

Lace up your walking shoes and get ready to experience one of Lake Geneva’s most iconic treasures—the Shore Path. This historic 26-mile walking trail winds along the lakefront, offering an unforgettable front-row view of grand estates, charming cottages, and lush, manicured gardens that line the shoreline. As you stroll, you’ll be captivated by the shimmering blue waters, peaceful sailboats drifting by, and the occasional antique vessel cruising across the lake. Each step offers a new perspective and a deeper appreciation of the beauty that surrounds Geneva Lake. Whether you’re catching the golden hues of a sunset or enjoying the peaceful morning light, the Shore Path invites you to slow down and take it all in. It’s not just a walk—it’s a journey through history, architecture, and nature that you’ll want to experience again and again. Staying with Elite Lake Rentals means you’re just minutes from accessing this one-of-a-kind trail. So go ahead—grab a coffee, pick your favorite stretch, and let the lake lead the way.

Tips before you go…

  • The ideal way to hike the Shore Path is to wear sturdy shoes with good tread to prevent slipping.

  • Path surfaces vary from grass, cement, and brick to wood, steppingstones, and gravel. Some areas are hilly, narrow, or wind-through wooded areas close to the shoreline. Walk with care!

  • Bicycles skates/skateboards, and motorized vehicles are not permitted on the Shore Path.

  • Strollers are not recommended as portions of the path can be uneven.

  • Dogs are welcome on the path as long as they are leashed and picked up after.

  • The Shore Path should be used during daylight hours only.

  • Please leave the path with what you brought and deposit trash in public receptacles after your walk.

  • Public restrooms and water fountains can be found along the Shore Path at the VISIT Lake Geneva Information Center (Lake Geneva), Edgewater Park (Williams Bay), Reid Park (Fontana), and Big Foot Beach State Park (Lake Geneva.