Nestled in the northern region of Louisiana’s Sportsman’s Paradise tourism area, Bayou D’Arbonne Lake sprawls across 15,250 acres near the borders of Arkansas and Mississippi. Fed primarily by the meandering Bayou D’Arbonne, this picturesque lake beckons visitors with its array of recreational opportunities including fishing, swimming, canoeing, and kayaking. Encompassing approximately 80% of its expanse, … Read more
Upper and Lower Regal Lakes nestle amidst the lofty peaks of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Sequoia National Park. A challenging ascent to 10,600 feet unveils striking vistas of Sawtooth Peak, Mineral Peak, and the enchanting Mineral King Valley leading up to Upper Regal Lake. Glistening like jewels, the pristine lakes are nestled within a … Read more
Nestled in the picturesque Drawskie Lake District of northern Poland lies a stunning collection of over 250 lakes set against diverse natural beauty. Towering mountains cast their alpine charm over the landscape, while the crystal-clear waters of the Drawa River meander through the region known as West Pomerania. These lakes, shaped by ancient glaciers, vary … Read more
Ireland’s Lough Lene, nestled in the heart of northern Westmeath, is a mesmerizing freshwater glacial lake hailed for its crystal-clear waters and immaculate state. Descriptions of its startling transparency often liken the lake to a glass of gin, despite its relatively shallow depth of just 66 feet (20 meters). Studies propose that Lough Lene is … Read more
Buffalo Bill Reservoir mirrors the region’s rich history, spanning 8,315 acres of tranquility just a few miles from Cody in Park County, Wyoming. Constructed with ingenuity between 1905 and 1910 on the majestic Shoshone River, the towering Shoshone Dam stood proudly as one of the pioneering high concrete dams in the United States. Reaching a … Read more
Located in the serene and secluded realm of northern Poland’s Pomerania region lies the tranquil Wygonin Lake, attracting travelers searching for a peaceful escape. Spanning 158 acres, this enchanting body of water beckons explorers to delve beneath its crystal-clear surface through activities such as swimming, snorkeling, fishing, and boating. Each visit throughout the seasons promises … Read more
Nestled within Central Maine, Androscoggin Lake is a unique freshwater body shaped by ancient glaciers. The lake presents a varied terrain for outdoor enthusiasts to explore, split between the Lakes and Mountains region and the Kennebec and Moose River Valleys region. In the Kennebec and Moose River Valleys, Androscoggin Lake is part of the Winthrop … Read more
Nestled less than a leisurely 20-mile drive from Augusta, the striking state lake welcomes visitors to its tranquil waters. Hailing from Kennebec County in picturesque southwest Maine, this natural gem lies in the heart of the Kennebec and Moose River Valleys region. With its distinctive form, China Lake boasts two primary basins – the West … Read more
Lough Beg, a serene freshwater oasis nestled in the northeastern reaches of Northern Ireland, holds a special place in the heart of the province of Ulster. This exquisite lake straddles the border of two distinct counties, namely Londonderry and Antrim. Glacial wonder Lough Beg, sometimes referred to as “Little Lake,” is a lovely place that … Read more
Set beside the humbling beauty of Pleasant Lake in Maine, this glacial ribbon of water flows gracefully in a north-to-south direction. Spanning 1,332 acres with an elevation reaching 427 feet, Pleasant Lake embodies the breathtaking allure of the western Greater Bridgton Lakes Region. Anglers relish in the bounty of bass, perch, and black crappie that … Read more