Lake Ray Hubbard

About Lake Ray Hubbard

In Texas, everything is big, and Lake Ray Hubbard is no exception; it covers 22,000 acres in four counties, at a depth of 40 feet, formed by a dam on the East Fork of the Trinity River. The lake, which is formed by the dam and the eastern fork of the river, is a mixture of fresh and salt water and salt water tributaries. Since 1972, the city of Dallas has been supplied with 1.5 million acres (2.2 million square feet) of water from the RayHubbard reservoir.

The surrounding parks and forests allow walkers and picnickers to find quiet spots to enjoy the natural beauty of the lake and the scenic views of the Trinity River.

The City of Dallas is responsible for the Ray Hubbard Reservoir, but access to the lake is possible from a number of surrounding towns and communities. Looking west, the famous Dallas skyline is visible in the distance, and the bright blue skies of Texas are reflected over the lakes. Lake RayHubbard stretches 111 miles, and if you look south on Interstate 30, the water reaches as far as the eye can see.

This allows fishermen to fish year-round and fishermen can go into the open water or plough through dense soil, bushes and forest. Hybrid striped bass and catfish are among the top catches on Lake Ray Hubbard, along with Largemouth perch, white perch and crappie. Shops are easily found around the lake, as well as a number of restaurants and shops in the city of Dallas and surrounding cities.

No boat is required for fishing at Lake Ray Hubbard, and anglers of all ages can enter the water with a rod on their shoulder. Many city parks surround the lake and wooded parks are also a great place to enjoy a lunch with a barbecue or burger in a shady spot.

Lake Ray Hubbard is the site of an annual charity regatta held in June, where sailboats, fishing boats and barges play in the water all year round. Leisure boaters and sailors can reach the lake from Houston, Texas, or other parts of Texas by boat. On this lake, guests can also spend a day or two in various boats such as a sailboat, yacht or motorboat.

Those looking for fun on the beach will find shops, restaurants and entertainment right on the water. There are many shops and restaurants in the newly developed harbor area, restaurants such as Tex - Mex and Sushisare only a few minutes away. Culture lovers will find concerts on the water, film fans can watch a variety of films and TV shows, as well as live music and other entertainment.

Those who want to enjoy the beautiful purple and golden Texas sunsets from a lakeside location will find the best of both worlds at Lake Ray Hubbard, Texas, USA. The park and the town around the lake offer a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, fishing, kayaking and swimming. This gem of tranquil country is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the United States and the largest freshwater lake in the world.