Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of northwestern New Mexico, Navajo Lake shimmers like a turquoise oasis against the high desert landscape. Spanning over 15,600 acres, its glistening waters extend into neighboring Colorado, beckoning outdoor enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike. Originally built for irrigation and water storage, the lake has transformed into a haven for recreation, … Read more
Three reservoirs along the Little Tennessee River in northeastern North Carolina and southeast Tennessee offer spectacular views while tucked away in the breathtaking wilderness of the eastern United States. The aluminum smelting facilities of Alcoa, Inc. rely heavily on the resources of Cheoah Lake, Calderwood Lake, and Chilhowie Lake, collectively referred to as the Finger … Read more
Nestled amidst Tennessee’s rolling hills, a hidden gem – Great Falls Lake awaits. Behind the majestic 92-foot Great Falls Dam, this 1800-acre reservoir unfolds, boasting 120 miles of shoreline and a tranquil escape for water enthusiasts. Upscale homes hint at the allure this serene paradise offers. The reservoir snakes 22 miles up the Caney Fork, … Read more
The captivating marvel known as Little Manitou Lake is situated in the heart of the Saskatchewan prairie. This enchanting body of water has captivated visitors for centuries with its unique formation and healing mineral properties. Carved by ancient glaciers and fed by hidden springs, Little Manitou Lake remains a freshwater oasis trapped in a cycle … Read more
Hailed as an effortless trek by seasoned hikers in California’s High Sierras, the mesmerizing Chain of Lakes Trail in Little Lakes Valley is a jewel waiting to be explored. Situated at a lofty altitude, these stunning crystal-clear lakes may pose a challenge for those unaccustomed to the ethereal air. The track winds through a landscape … Read more
Nestled peacefully on the Tibetan Plateau lies the revered Manasarovar Lake. Known as the sacred Mapam Yumco in Tibetan or Manasa Sarovar, this remote body of water holds profound spiritual significance for Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism followers. Despite its challenging access via rugged roads, pilgrims from various faiths embark on arduous journeys to seek blessings … Read more
Lago San Pedro, nestled in the scenic Ecuadorian landscape less than two hours north of Quito, is rapidly gaining popularity as a premier tourism destination. Surrounded by majestic dormant volcanoes, this second-largest lake in Ecuador offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. Boasting a yacht club and a variety of water-based activities, Lago … 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
Lake Minnewaska in Minnesota’s Central region is an ideal destination for lake-based recreation. Spanning over 7,000 acres, this lake offers various activities such as fishing, boating, water sports, nature observation, and relaxation. The lake is flanked by two small, tourist-friendly towns—Glenwood to the east and Starbuck to the west—each providing public beaches, camping facilities, and … 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