Lake Hubert Conservation Association
Lake Hubert, Minnesota
Use this Wake Safe Map to guide you about where in the lake it is safe to use a wake board boat
The U of M has been studying the effects of wake board boats on our lake shores and bottoms, and current recommendations are that wake board boating be done at distances of 500 feet from shore and depths of 20 feet.
“The Last Stop-Railroad Depots of Minnesota”
This documentary includes a piece on the Lake Hubert Depot.
Aired on Lakeland PBS in January, 2026.
New this fall, the LHCA Board issues a Year-End Invasive Species Report!
Important boating laws for youth
As of July 1, 2025, all operators 21 years and younger must possess a valid watercraft operator’s permit for motorboats and personal watercraft.
If you see a loon acting as if it is sick or injured
Contact the Minnesota Loon Rescue Network!
What’s happening at the lake?
The 2026 annual meeting was a success, as always. Thanks to the LHCA board and all of the volunteers!
We had a greaat turnout, and we learned about lakeshore care, particularly regarding ice heaves!
Summer is almost over!
We had 2 successful baby loons, one survivor from each of our pairs!
As of mid June we had 2 nesting pairs. The platform in the bay hatched 2 chicks in early June, and one chick was lost but the other thrived throughout the summer. The northeastern platform pair lost their two eggs to the bottom of the lake. Fortunately, they were able to renest, then hatched 2 chicks, one of which survived and grew big and healthy. We’ll try again in 2027!
photo courtesy of Greg Laco
Photos courtesy of Carl Yudell
We had northern lights on Sunday, August 11, 2024!
Photo courtesy of Greg Laco