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1. Bernie's
2. BB Clarke 3. James Madison 4. Olin 5. Union Pier 6. Olbrich 7. Marshall 8. Yahara 9. Warner 10. Picnic Point |
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I can't say as I ever really thought of the shoreline areas as "beaches" . . .
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Madison's "beaches" tend to be kind of gross with all of the stormwater runoff into the lakes, they make for a algae breeding ground. Then you have bird feces (ducks)...so it isn't that enjoyable. I suppose the parked along the lakes are nice for the views though...
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I would never swim in or let my child swim in a Madison lake. Heck Devils Lake is a maybe, but as good as you can get around here for a lake to swim in.
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I disagree with some of the above posts...I think Madison beaches are pretty nice, but maybe I'm not too bothered by slightly murky waters / lake plants...I like swimming too much
My favorites are:1. BB Clarke (for the diving board!) 2. Vilas 3. Tenney 4. Picnic Point |
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