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Anchors Landing on Lake Hickory, NC




 

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"....a lot of things about life are uncertain - economic times, political times and many others but there is one thing that is definitely certain.  That's how fast our kids are growing up.   This place is like a magnet to attract our kids and future grandkids.  We are so happy to get involved now!"

Anchors Landing on Lake Hickory, NC Lake Info




Lake Hickory Highlights:

  • 4,200 Acres in size
  • 105 Miles of shoreline
  • Regulated by Duke Energy
  • Over 20 miles of shoreline designated as Natural Areas
  • Fully Recreational Lake (Boating, Sailing, Jet Ski’s, Water Skiing, Swimming, etc.)
  • Lakefront Restaurant: George's on the Lake
  • 16 boat launches and 6 marinas, featuring R&N Marina
  • Fishing tournaments as the lake abounds with many species of fish
  • Constant water level, clear water clarity

The Lake has over 100 miles of shoreline, totaling over 4200 acres of surface area. Lake Hickory offers 16 public boat launches and six marinas. Lake Hickory is a fully recreational lake, allowing jet skis, water skiing, swimming, tubing, boat docks, fishing, and other water activities.  During the summer months you can enter various fishing tournaments since the lake abounds with many species of fish.

There are several things that have made Lake Hickory preferable; the constant water level, water clarity, and the natural shoreline. Since some communities use Lake Hickory as their drinking water supply the water level remains constant, where other lakes in the Carolinas as well as other state can vary dramatically. Unlike most other North Carolina lakes, Lake Hickory offers a blue color, and has a sandy bottom as opposed to clay. The attractive shoreline of Lake Hickory is one of its greatest assets. Duke Energy, the owner of the lake, has kept over 20 miles of shoreline for natural areas. The rest of the shoreline displays custom built homes, ranging in size from 2,000 to 7,000+ square feet, many with beautiful docks and some with second level viewing decks. With boating traffic rated as low to moderate, you can see why so many people describe the natural beauty of Lake Hickory as "breathtaking." And when you see it, you will feel the same.