Madison LakeWay

Tours of the Madison LakeWay continue into June—with upcoming dates on the 9th & 13th. Come see the route, ask questions, and experience the vision! Sign up on our website today!: https://www.madisonlakeway.org/

At the proposed Law Park Ledge, an ecologically sensitive design considers the capped park structure with a minimum of three feet of soil to support a diversity of plantings, including trees and shrubs. A native upland understory is integrated on slopes to curb soil erosion, and transitions to emergent wetland plantings along the shoreline to promote aquatic habitat.

From kayaking the lakes and biking 200+ miles of trails to soaking in sunsets at the Terrace, this city does summer right. Think farmers’ market mornings, festival-filled weekends, concerts, ice cream runs—and plenty of parks, patios, and cold drinks along the way. Curate your own Madison Summer Bucket List: https://www.visitmadison.com/blog/stories/post/summer-things-to-do-madison/

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Simply put: Madison LakeWay is helping reimagine the Lake Monona waterfront—bringing together the community, the City of Madison, and philanthropic support to create a more connected, accessible, and environmentally vibrant lakeshore. From improving water quality and habitat to celebrating local history and design, it’s a once-in-a-generation effort to make the waterfront a welcoming destination for everyone.