Dear Friends of Lake Altoona, We have something pretty special to celebrate on Lake Altoona — our very own Eau Claire Ski Sprites are the

A two-year DNR-funded study found that harmful algae blooms at Lake Altoona cost the local economy at least $1.3 million in lost visitor spending each year, because

Courtesy of the Market-Sullivan Family!

Friends of Lake Altoona, Inc. has been awarded a $10,651 grant from the Eau Claire Community Foundation to purchase water quality testing equipment that will

Come to the Friends of Lake Altoona Picnic on May 17. The potluck will be at the new pavilion at the east side of the

The DNR has released their 2025 fishery report: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/sites/default/files/topic/Fishing/Reports_EauClaireAltoona2025SpringNettingShocking.pdf   “the Lake Altoona fishery is in great shape and should continue to be a destination