Lake Pinatubo, nestled within the remains of a mighty volcanic eruption, emerged as a stunning masterpiece after the tumultuous events of the 20th century. Resting in the hollow of Mount Pinatubo in central Luzon, Philippines, this rain-fed lake has transformed into a sought-after destination, rightfully claiming the title of the deepest lake in the country. … Read more
The sparkling jewel of Southwest Kansas, Horsethief Reservoir, beckons adventure seekers and nature lovers. Nestled in the embrace of Horsethief Canyon, this reservoir emerged due to visionary planning finally coming to fruition after decades of anticipation. With the completion of the 7,000-foot earthen dam in 2009, the transformation was set in motion, culminating in creating … Read more
Ahoy, sailors worldwide are often familiar with the enchanting Frisian Lakes, with the renowned Sneekermeer being the most famous among them. This cluster of approximately 30 lakes, a legacy of peat extraction in the low-lying region of Friesland, retains its allure in the northwestern reaches of the Netherlands. Formerly a realm of dense swamps and … Read more
Adventuresome tourists should not miss the captivating Laguna Quilotoa, which is tucked away in the caldera of an extinct volcano. This stunning turquoise lake, formed over centuries, sits 1,300 feet below the crater’s rim, maintaining its captivating blue-green hue from the minerals that dance in its waters. Despite its chilly embrace at an elevation of … Read more
Nestled in Central Minnesota’s Northern Lakes and Forests region’s heart lies a hidden gem, Roosevelt Lake, MN. Surrounded by dense woods and teeming with wildlife, this long, narrow lake offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking serenity amidst nature’s embrace. Once a bustling hub for resorts and cabins, Roosevelt Lake has transformed into a tranquil … Read more
Nestled in the heart of the Agrafa Mountains, Lake Plastira emerged in 1960 with the creation of the Tavropos Dam. This stunning lake has become a sought-after destination for those seeking an authentic Greek getaway. Covering an area of seven and a half miles, the reservoir offers economic and recreational advantages to the local community … Read more
Lake Wolfgang, or Wolfgangsee in German, is not just a picturesque lake in Austria, but a place steeped in history. It is a highlight of the Salzkammergut resort region and is bordered by the municipalities of Strobl, St. Gilgen, and the market town of St. Wolfgang, with notable villages such as Abersee and Ried. The … Read more
Approximately 15 miles south of Mammoth Lakes, in southern Mono County, California, sits Crowley Lake, a reservoir on the upper Owens River. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP) built the Long Valley Dam in 1941, creating the lake. With a height of 126 feet, the dam holds 183,465 acre-feet of water. The … Read more
The jewel in the crown of Kittatinny Valley State Park is Lake Aeroflex, situated in the Skylands section of New Jersey. The deepest natural lake in New Jersey is also known as New Wawayanda Lake. It is one of only two lakes in the state that the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife has … Read more
With more than 20 named lakes, the Lakes Basin Recreation Area in California’s Gold Country is a hidden treasure that draws tourists. An hour and a half north of Lake Tahoe, this location offers a variety of outdoor activities in a breathtaking natural setting. It is located within the expansive Plumas National Forest. The untamed … Read more