Logan Martin Lake

Logan Martin Lake is a reservoir along the Coosa River with extensive shoreline marked by numerous inlets and branching waterways. The water body features varying depths suitable for different activities and is surrounded by areas that blend water access with natural surroundings.

The lake was created in the 1960s through the construction of a dam that flooded the river valley and formed this water body. The project commemorated an influential figure from Alabama's government.

The lake draws anglers from across the region who come for tournaments and weekend fishing outings that have become part of local traditions. Its many inlets create varied landscapes that shape how people use different sections of the water.

Multiple public boat ramps located around the shoreline give visitors access to the water for recreation. Water levels remain stable during warmer months, making spring through fall the best time for activities on the lake.

Local residents call this lake the "Lake of a Thousand Coves" because of its numerous inlets and side channels that branch throughout. These hidden waterways reward explorers who venture beyond the main channel with discoveries at each turn.