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Twin Lakes Association

Caring for the Twin Lakes of Salisbury, Connecticut, for More Than a Century

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The hydrilla threat

Hydrilla is an invasive weed with potentially devastating impact. It now has a toehold in the Twin Lakes, primarily around the marina. The TLA is working with the state and the town to respond in an urgent manner. Read more about it, including a report in The Lakeville Journal Sept. 21.

Items of interest: Slide one shows areas treated with ProcellaCOR on Aug. 14. Slide two shows, at bottom, the newly listed 297-acre tract that interests the Salisbury Land Trust. Slide three shows area of concern related to discovery of the highly invasive weed hydrilla. View the full slide presentation shown at the Aug. 5 membership meeting.

Keep the Lakes Fun for All

  • Treat all boaters, lake residents, and wildlife with respect and consideration.
  • Sound carries over water. Turn down the music, especially in the early and late evening and if your boat has externally facing speakers.
  • When anchoring with other boats, stay 500 feet offshore and consider tying up where there are few homes nearby.
  • Avoid large wakes, and casting near docks, boats, and swimmers.
  • Follow safe-boating rules and keep the lakes trash free.

Welcome to Twin Lakes

The Twin Lakes Association is a volunteer-based nonprofit that manages the lakes in a scientifically sound manner balancing the interests of all concerned. We sponsor scientific studies, publish long-term management plans, engage with other lake associations across the state to advocate best practices, and more. The lakes are in the northwest corner and serve as an important freshwater resource for Connecticut. We are an outdoors oriented community with interests from hiking, cycling and fishing to skiing, paddling and kayaking.

This photo submitted by Neil Schechter won first place in the TLA 2023 “peace” photo contest. Runner up went to Jennifer Lea Dulin for her picture of a sunset. See past winners here.

Live Lake Feed

In Season Summer is in full swing. Some pictures from Twin Lakes Day and the photo contest. Enjoy this livestream.

 

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Amazing Experiences

Twin Lakes provides diverse experiences for outdoor-minded people. The area has a large sampling of birds and other wildlife. There are hiking trails and cycling routes. The lakes attract people who fish as well as those who like to boat, tube, swim, kayak, paddle and ski.

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Twin Lakes are in the Northwest corner of Connecticut in the foothils of the Berkshire Mountains, a two or three hour drive from both New York City and Boston.