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Lake Pauline

Nestled in Vermont’s picturesque Southern Windsor County, Lake Pauline is a shining example of turning a technological by-product into a cherished asset. Created initially as a reservoir pond following the damming of the Black River, this charming lake holds a unique beauty all its own. While most of the pond sits near the Lake Rescue … Read more

Lake Morey

Nestled within the historic charm of Vermont, Lake Morey stands as a cherished summer sanctuary that has welcomed generations of campers. Situated just shy of the Connecticut River in the Eastern Vermont Gateways region, this serene body of water has long been a hub for summer camp adventures spanning over a century. Originally known as … Read more

Lake Hortonia

Nestled in the Heart of Vermont, Lake Hortonia holds a cherished spot in the rich tapestry of Vermont’s past. With its origins dating back to the 1790s when pioneers first harnessed the waters of the Crossroads, this lake, affectionately known as Lake Hortonia, stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of its namesake. This … Read more

Lake Combie

Located within the beautiful landscape of Bear River in northwestern California’s Gold Country is Lake Combie. This serene reservoir, known also as Combie Lake, Van Giesen, and Combie Reservoir, is a treasured gem owned by the Nevada Irrigation District (NID). Settled among the foothills of the Sierra Nevada range, access to this glistening body of … Read more

Swan Lake ME

Nestled amidst charming fishing camps, cozy cabins, and inviting vacation rentals, Swan Lake, ME, stands as a hidden gem on the mid-coast of Maine. With its idyllic rural setting, this picturesque lake exudes a quaint small-town charm while offering thrilling recreational opportunities. Boasting a state park and teeming with abundant fish, Swan Lake has been … Read more

Spednic Lake

A solitary canoe gracefully glides through the shimmering waters of Spednic Lake, its only companions the serene loons that grace the lake’s surface. Unbeknownst to the canoeist, they navigate the invisible line between the two nations, casting their gaze across the horizon in search of signs of human presence, finding only the untouched beauty of … Read more

Sabattus Pond

In Maine’s serene Lakes and Mountains region, Sabattus Pond is a true symbol of rejuvenation and community effort. Once plagued by poor water quality and algae blooms, this sprawling 1,973-acre lake has undergone a remarkable transformation thanks to the dedication of its residents and the collaborative work of the Sabattus Pond Watershed Partnership. Today, this … Read more

Little Cedar Lake

Nestled near West Bend, Wisconsin, Little Cedar Lake glistens like a gem in the midst of the Kettle Moraine region of Washington County. The Kettle Moraine is a remarkable stretch of undulating hills and valleys created by colossal glaciers grinding the land during the ancient Ice Age, some millennia ago. These kettles, formed when immense … Read more

Lake Shishebogama

Nestled within the enchanting Northwoods region of Wisconsin lies the glistening gem known as Lake Shishebogama, a pristine 716-acre oasis situated to the northwest of Minocqua. The name “Shishebogama” itself paints a vivid picture – a lake adorned with numerous bays, its 10 miles of winding shoreline gracefully spanning the boundaries of Vilas and Oneida … Read more

Lake of the Pines

Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in northeastern California, Lake of the Pines is a gated community including a 232-acre private lake. Opened in 1967, it features four lakes: Hazel Lake, Huck Finn Pond, Entrance Pond, and the Main Lake. Of the 1,999 homes, about 15% have direct access to these lakes. … Read more

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