The Miracle Trail in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

The Miracle Trail

Here are some picture I took while walking The Miracle Trail. This is a trail the goes around Lake Geneva, in Wisconsin. You will see the lake, painted fences with inspirational quotes, little critters like chipmunks and squirrels, boats and many mansions as you walk around the lake.

The Miracle Trail in Lake Geneva Wisconsin is about 23 miles long. The Lake Shore Path cuts through the grounds of some of the biggest mansions in Wisconsin.

An 1830s treaty signed with the Potawatomi tribe protects public access to the shore path in perpetuity, according to the Geneva Lake Museum.

The whole trail is within 20 feet from this spring-fed aquatic lake.

Stone Manor is the largest estate ever built on Geneva Lake and probably the most talked about.

Take a tour Stone Manor Here

Lake Geneva was originally called Kishwauketoe by the Oneota tribe, a name meaning clear or sparkling water. Carved out by a glacier, this crystal water has attracted tourists and residents for years.

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