In Germany’s enchanting southern Black Forest lies Schluchsee, a shimmering crystal expanse encompassing 1,270 acres of natural beauty. Originally crafted by the icy hands of the last ice age, Schluchsee’s magnificence was further elevated in the 1920s by constructing a grand dam, transforming it into a vast reservoir harmoniously blending with the surrounding misty mountains … Read more
Covering an area of 320 acres, Titisee stands as the grandest natural lake in Germany’s Black Forest. Formed by glacial moraine during the ancient ice age, it spans approximately a mile in length and half a mile in width. Titisee plunges to depths of up to 131 feet and draws its main water supply from … Read more
Settled in the heart of the Franconian Lake District lies Brombachsee, a mesmerizing water expanse that captivates visitors with its grandeur and charm. As the largest body of water in this meticulously crafted region, Brombachsee, also called Lake Brombach or Brombachvorsperre, stands as a testament to human ingenuity and environmental stewardship. Unveiling its splendor across … Read more
Slovenia’s majestic gem, Lake Bohinj, is a hidden oasis within the Triglav National Park in the Julian Alps. A mere stone’s throw away from the more renowned Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj remains a sanctuary for spirited, daring souls seeking adventure. With its crystal-clear waters cradled by mountains, the allure of hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and … Read more
As the children raced ahead, their laughter echoing through the trees, she finally caught up to them. The clearing revealed their sandy heads bobbing excitedly as they gazed over the stunning landscape of Diemelsee. The serene expanse of water stretched along the valley, captivating even the young ones with its beauty. Nestled within the Diemelsee … Read more
In 1965, a devastating flood wreaked havoc on the Hesse region of Germany, causing widespread destruction along the Twiste, Diemel, and Wesser Rivers. This catastrophic event underscored the urgent need for Twistesee, a serene and picturesque lake in the region’s heart. Serving both as a water storage reservoir for flood control and a source of … Read more
Vermont boasts a collection of picturesque bodies of water, among them the enchanting Lake Eden, christened after a town bearing the same name. The Town of Eden was granted to 72 Green Mountain Boys who bravely fought in the Revolutionary War, with aspirations to manifest as a paradisiacal haven akin to the legendary “Biblical Eden” … Read more
Nestled in the tranquility of the wilderness, Lake Morton, a serene oasis just 30 miles southeast of Seattle in King County, offers a picturesque escape with a touch of urban convenience at arm’s reach. Framed by the majestic silhouette of snow-capped Mt. Rainier, Lake Morton mirrors a scene fit for a painter’s masterpiece. Despite its … Read more
Nestled within Vermont’s charming Northeast Kingdom lies the beloved body of water known as Caspian Lake. Embraced by the majestic northern stretches of the Green Mountains, this serene lake has long been a cherished retreat for vacationers. The shoreline of Caspian Lake is adorned with a mix of year-round homes, cozy summer cottages, and rustic … Read more
The enchanting Lake Ninevah is nestled discreetly in the heart of the Eastern Vermont Gateway region. Serene and secluded, this 150-acre oasis boasts a handful of cottages dotting its pristine shoreline, all under the careful stewardship of the Ninevah Foundation. Wrapped in a verdant embrace of wetlands and forest reserve, Lake Ninevah is a beacon … Read more