The serene and enchanting Caballo Lake is discovered nestled in the captivating Southwest region of New Mexico. Spanning 11,000 acres along the Rio Grande River, this hidden gem evades the bustling attention showered upon its popular counterpart, Elephant Butte Lake. Steeped in natural splendor, fishing delights, and boating adventures, Caballo Lake mirrors the charm of … Read more
Laguna de Bay shines as the Philippines’ most precious gem. Nestled in Luzon, the grandest of the Philippine islands, this sprawling 225,300-acre freshwater wonder is the country’s largest lake and the third-largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia*. Located just under 20 miles east of Manila Bay, Laguna de Bay’s history intertwines with that of the … Read more
Nestled in the heart of northeastern Zimbabwe lies the tranquil Lake Chivero, a vital aquatic gem that quenches the thirst of Zimbabwe’s bustling capital, Harare. This sparkling 6500-acre reservoir has become an integral part of daily life in the area, providing an important resource for both humans and wildlife. Beyond being a lifeline for irrigation … Read more
Lake Alexandrina and Lake Albert take pride in being distinguished lakes located to the south of Adelaide in South Australia. Referred to as the lower lakes of the Murray River, these two natural freshwater lakes have been integral to agricultural endeavors for nearly a century and a half. Their influence on the wetland habitat near … Read more
Lake Trafford, a sprawling 1500-acre body of water in the sunny southwest of Florida, tells a tale of nature’s remarkable revival. Once on the verge of collapse, Lake Trafford’s decline was halted and reversed in a mere few years, much to the relief of the locals and tourists who cherished its vibrant fish population and … Read more
Located in the heart of Central British Columbia, the mesmerizing Bowron Lakes captivate adventurers seeking an unparalleled canoeing experience. This iconic destination, renowned globally for its pristine beauty, draws in travelers from near and far to embark on the 72-mile circular canoe route within Bowron Lake Provincial Park. The allure of the Bowron Lakes is … Read more
In the heart of central Idaho lies the enchanting Magic Reservoir, a sparkling gem born from the Big Wood River in 1909 to quench the thirst of local farmlands with its 3,740-acre body of water. Nestled amidst a vibrant valley, this magical oasis has been a haven for recreation and relaxation for a century, drawing … Read more
In the heart of southwestern Idaho lies a hidden gem known as Arrowrock Reservoir. Built over a century ago as part of an irrigation system for the arid Boise Valley, this reservoir has become a haven for water recreation enthusiasts. Standing proudly at 348 feet, Arrowrock Dam was a marvel of engineering when it was … Read more
The breathtaking Anderson Ranch Reservoir is nestled like a shimmering jewel in the heart of Idaho’s reservoir network. Spanning the South Fork of the Boise River since 1950, this reservoir stands as a vital link providing water to the farms of Southwest Idaho. In addition to irrigation, it also serves as a source of hydroelectric … Read more
Nestled just a stone’s throw away from Hanover lies the enchanting Steinhuder Meer, the largest lake in Lower Saxony, known for its tranquil beauty and vibrant water sports scene. This natural wonder spans over 7,200 acres, boasting a shallow average depth of four feet. Formerly a quaint fishing village, Steinhude now thrives as a mecca … Read more