Nestled in the heart of Manitoba lies the captivating natural wonder known as Little Limestone Lake. This hidden gem spans approximately 10,000 acres and is the largest ‘marl’ lake worldwide, boasting limestone rich in calcite minerals. Born over millennia from the patient dissolution of limestone bedrock by water, this lake is a sight to behold, … 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 along the Platte River, the charming Fremont Lakes blend natural wonder and recreational delight perfectly. These enchanting lakes, born from sand-mining pits, offer a peaceful oasis for visitors seeking solace in the beauty of Nebraska’s landscape. Thanks to the slow and weaving Platte River’s sandy gifts, over 20 picturesque lakes, most under 50 acres, … Read more
Nestled within the embrace of the Mount Hakone caldera in the Kanto Region of Honshu lies the captivating Lake Ashi, also known as Ashi-no-ko. This tranquil crater lake, shaped by ancient volcanic forces nearly 3000 years ago, draws visitors with its serene beauty and rich history. Fed by the gentle flow of underground springs, Lake … Read more
Set amidst the untamed and picturesque splendor of Colorado’s Front Range is Little Echo Lake, a calm oasis that entices visitors to venture to its serene edges. Accessible via a scenic mile-long trail that winds through the breathtaking James Peak Wilderness Area, Little Echo Lake has captivated adventurers for generations. Once known as Lake Luena, … Read more
Lake Wentworth is a shimmering gem within New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, often cast in the shadow of its popular neighbor, Lake Winnipesaukee. Spanning an impressive 3097 acres, Lake Wentworth proudly bears the legacy of Wolfeboro, known as “The Oldest Summer Resort in America.” Once graced by the presence of Governor John Wentworth, the lake’s shores … Read more
Nestled in Kenya’s East Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha isstancountry, the country’s second-largest freshwater lake. Once the traditional domain of the Maasai, it transformed into a colonial-era playground for the English. The Maasai’s agreements with colonial lakes granted them most of the 32,000-acre lake’s shoreline. The” lake’s surf” was even used by Imperial Airways for ‘flying … Read more
Kenya’s East Rift Valley cradles the exceptional Lake Bogoria, a natural marvel that allures eco-tourists. This saline gem, with a salt content twice that of the sea, is a haven for mesmerizing algae that sustain a vibrant Lesser Flamingo population. The sight of these elegant birds taking flight in a stunning pink display is a … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Many Glaciers Valley lies the enchanting gem, Lake Josephine. This picturesque lake, fed by glaciers, sprawls across 1274 acres upstream from the renowned Swiftcurrent Lake, drawing a steady stream of visitors year-round. A venture to the eastern expanse of Glacier National Park unveils the tranquil beauty of Lake Josephine, a … Read more
Grinnell Lake awaits at the end of the captivating Grinnell Lake Pathway. This undiscovered gem provides an absolutely amazing experience. While considered one of the easier tracks in Glacier National Park, the journey provides breathtaking views of the Continental Divide, Mount Gould, and three majestic glaciers. The pathway stretches approximately six miles from Many Glacier … Read more