Settled in the heart of Ontario’s Cottage Country lies the magnificent 4100-acre jewel known as Kennisis Lake. This pristine getaway has beckoned Canadian cottagers seeking a slice of paradise for countless generations. In the famed Haliburton Highlands, Kennisis Lake is the largest within the region, forming a crucial link in the Trent-Severn Waterway headwaters. As … Read more
Silver Lake, nestled in the eastern part of New Hampshire’s Lakes tourist region, just below the majestic White Mountain National Forest, offers a peaceful retreat for all who visit. Silver Lake lies within the scenic Carroll County, encompassing almost 1,000 acres of sparkling waters bordered by seven miles of tranquil shoreline. Measuring an average depth … Read more
The enchanting Catfish Lake is situated at the heart of the Eagle River Chain of Lakes, a cherished gem in Wisconsin’s Lake Superior Northwoods region. Serving as the largest jewel in the chain, Catfish Lake boasts a natural beauty that captivates the souls of those who explore the Eagle River area. Originating in the early … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Oregon’s Eastern tourism region lies Wallowa Lake, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This pristine lake has drawn visitors for centuries, long before the arrival of European explorers. It holds a special place in the story of Chief Joseph of the Nez Pierce tribe, who led his … Read more
Positioned off the coast of Queensland, Australia, on Fraser Island, Lake McKenzie is a sparkling beauty set amid an abundance of natural treasures. This pristine body of water holds a special place among a myriad of lakes, intricately woven dune systems, kaleidoscopic sand cliffs, and majestic rainforests that adorn Fraser Island. Welcoming around 400,000 visitors … Read more
Nestled in the heart of the Upper Peninsula’s scenic wonders, lies Sparkling Haven Lake – a hidden gem within Alger County, Michigan. As part of the picturesque Manistique River watershed, Sparkling Haven Lake covers 64 acres of serene beauty with an average depth of 25 feet. Vacationers seeking a mix of rustic charm and modern … Read more
The captivating Lake Cypress Springs is nestled amidst the scenic rolling hills and lush “Piney Woods” region of Northeast Texas. Spanning over 3,461 acres, this spring-fed reservoir is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering many recreational activities such as fishing, water sports, and camping. Fishermen flock to the lake for its abundant largemouth bass, crappie, … Read more
Regular visitors to the Adirondack Region inevitably find themselves drawn to Blue Mountain Lake, NY. This sought-after vacation destination within the expansive Adirondack Park has been alluring visitors since the 1800s. Influential figures from the world of banking and industry sought solace in the grand Great Lodges that nestled along the clear waters of Blue … Read more
Thunder Lake is in the beautiful Hiawatha National Forest in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. This lake, found in Schoolcraft County, is well-liked for adventure and leisure because of its crystal-clear waters and a maximum depth of 20 feet. Thunder Lake, near Inwood, Michigan, provides a peaceful escape for those who love nature and outdoor activities. Indian … Read more
Stretching along the border between North Carolina and South Carolina, Lake Wylie stands as the proud matriarch of the Catawba River reservoirs. Originally tamed in 1904, the dam underwent reconstruction in 1924, resulting in a grand expansion of its watery domain. Embraced by Duke Energy, the reservoir and its dam are crucial in powering various … Read more