What are the rumors about Lake Lanier?

Locals whisper tales of the infamous Lady of the Lake, a mysterious figure said to haunt the waters, cursing those who encounter her. However, the true story behind Lake Lanier's ominous past unveils a trail of rape, murder, lynching, and the tragic deaths of over 700 people.



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However, the true story behind Lake Lanier's ominous past unveils a trail of rape, murder, lynching, and the tragic deaths of over 700 people. Eerily, remnants of a once-thriving community lie submerged beneath the lake's surface, providing a chilling reminder of the darkness surrounding the area.

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Lake Lanier is one of 464 lakes in 43 states constructed and operated by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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Oscarville: The City Buried Under Lake Lanier.

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Popular waterpark at Lake Lanier prohibits swimming as a way to 'prioritize safety' Margaritaville at Lanier Islands is not allowing visitors into the water this year. The popular waterpark at Lake Lanier announced it would keep the beach open, but prohibit swimming.

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During this time of year, Lake Lanier can experience a “Lake Turnover.” During these events, which are prompted by a change in the air temperature, the lake experiences an inversion of the surface water and deeper water. This can cause a taste/odor event.

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If you're one of the fortunate few who own a home or two bordering on Lake Lanier, you might think you're the king of your castle. That's true, to an extent; but, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) manages the lake and all the shoreline because that's public property and cannot be purchased by homeowners.

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