Boating

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Seven Lakes Route

Embark on a unique road trip in South America, the Seven Lakes Route (Ruta de Siete Lagos), winding through the captivating eastern foothills of the Andes Mountains in Patagonia. This 110-mile journey, following the enchanting twists and turns of Routes 231 and 234, unveils a diverse range of natural landscapes that define the beauty of … Read more

Lake Tapps

Nestled in the bustling Seattle and Puget Sound Corridor of Washington, Lake Tapps serves as a vital resource for water supply, recreation, and thriving fish ecosystems for the community. Despite being an artificial reservoir, the original Lake Tapps was a quaint body of water among a cluster of four small lakes nearby. The transformation occurred … Read more

Lake Wales Ridge and Crooked Lake

The remnants of an ancient desert sea over 2.3 million years old cradle the abundance of lakes that decorate Florida’s Lake Wales Ridge. This expansive region stretches through the heart of East Central, West Central, and South Florida, proudly standing as the peninsula’s backbone. Once hidden beneath the waves, the Lake Wales Ridge emerged, revealing … Read more

Lake Wildwood IL

They will gather if you construct it, as the tale goes for the scenic Lake Wildwood in Central Illinois. In the 1960s and 1970s, the rising population attracted developers eager to create new lakeside properties. A pristine lake nestled amidst the vast prairies southwest of Chicago was a coveted retreat for urbanites seeking solace from … Read more

Lake Kipawa

Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of western Quebec lies the majestic Lake Kipawa, a sprawling waterway encompassing over 75,000 acres of unspoiled beauty. This enchanting lake meanders through many islands, towering limestone cliffs, and peaceful bays, creating a haven for diverse wildlife and lush forests. With depths exceeding 300 feet in certain areas, Lake Kipawa … Read more

Lake Wanahoo

Welcoming visitors with open arms on April 28, 2012, is the remarkable State Lake Gem, set to become a hotspot for fishing and recreation enthusiasts in its region. While still hidden from public view, the hardworking State Lake Gem Dam has diligently ensured the area’s safety since 2011, safeguarding against potential flooding on Sand Creek. … Read more

Malheur Lake

Nestled in Eastern Oregon, Malheur Lake is a marvel of nature’s design. This body of water is ever-changing, fluctuating in size from merely a trickle to a sprawling 125,000 acres. Known as a ‘playa’ lake, Malheur Lake blankets an ancient dry lake bed with its temporary presence. Positioned approximately 25 miles southeast of Burns, this … Read more

Lake Lanao

Although not widely recognized by tourists, Lake Lanao is the second-largest body of water in the Philippines and is one of the 17 ancient lakes in the world. Situated on a high plateau surrounded by towering mountains in the Mindanao Super Region, this pristine gem spans over 84,000 acres. The lake is a vital source … Read more

Randleman Lake

Randleman Lake emerged as a sparkling jewel in the heart of North Carolina’s Piedmont Region, offering outdoor enthusiasts a fresh slice of paradise. Carved out as a landmark of tranquility and recreation, this oasis was a long time coming, with a history that weaves together challenges and triumphs. Originally envisioned as a shield against the … Read more

Lake Todos los Santos

Nestled in Chile’s enchanting Lake District lies the mesmerizing Lake Todos los Santos, a sparkling gem that boasts nearly 44,110 acres of captivating beauty. This hidden paradise serves as a beloved haven for travelers exploring Chilean Patagonia. With a rich history dating back to the 1600s when European explorers navigated through the Andes, Lake Todos … Read more

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