Stretching along the border between North Carolina and South Carolina, Lake Wylie stands as the proud matriarch of the Catawba River reservoirs. Originally tamed in 1904, the dam underwent reconstruction in 1924, resulting in a grand expansion of its watery domain. Embraced by Duke Energy, the reservoir and its dam are crucial in powering various … Read more
Waterton Lakes National Park at nature’s crossroads, where mountains embrace the prairies. This enchanting park is home to a trio of serene lakes with distinct charm. Upper Waterton Lake, the largest and deepest of the three, stretches majestically across the border into the rugged terrain of Glacier National Park. Middle Waterton Lake, a more modest … Read more
Situated in the heart of beautiful Minnesota, a sparkling gem named Green Lake MN shines brightly as a testament to the state’s natural wonders. In the early 1900s, Green Lake earned the endearing title of the “Gem of 10,000 Lakes,” a nod to Minnesota’s nickname as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes.” As the Great Northern … Read more
Tucked away in Wisconsin’s Lake Superior Northwoods Region lies the serene and unassuming Squaw Lake. Despite its size and beauty, this 736-acre lake remains a hidden gem between Oneida and Vilas Counties. Vilas County is renowned for its abundance of freshwater inland lakes, many well-known and heavily visited. However, Squaw Lake manages to maintain its … Read more
In the dry expanse of San Diego County lies a cherished cluster of interconnected lakes known as Santee Lakes. This 190-acre Santee Lakes Regional Park, marking half a century in 2012, serves as a testament to the allure of recycled water. What once began as a water reclamation project in 1961 to address a pressing … Read more
Nestled in Southeast Michigan’s heart, Mill Lake’s gem sits quietly, inviting visitors to explore its tranquil waters. As the central point of the Waterloo Recreation Area, this natural beauty is a perfect starting place for your adventure. The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center overlooks the lake, offering insights into the area’s rich geological history and … Read more
Nestled in New York’s charming Chautauqua-Allegheny Region, the interconnected Cassadaga Lakes have long been a magnet for a diverse community of residents. Etymologically rooted in a Native American term meaning ‘water under the rocks,’ Cassadaga captures the unique hydrological essence of the area. Lending a serene backdrop to two towns and a host of lakeshore … Read more
Discover the refreshing oasis of tranquility right in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth area at the mesmerizing Joe Pool Lake. Established in 1985 to serve as both a water source and a recreational haven for the region’s bustling population, this serene lake spans an impressive 7,740 acres of inviting waters. Whether you’re seeking a … Read more
Tucked away in the center of the Adirondacks Park is Raquette Lake, a breathtaking natural setting that draws tourists from all over the world who like outdoor activities. Raquette Lake is the grandest of all lakes in this pristine region, boasting a sprawling shoreline that irregularly stretches nearly a hundred miles. Remarkably, a staggering 80% … Read more
In a state like Texas, known for its scarcity of natural lakes, lies Lake Bob Sandlin – a shining example of how an artificial reservoir can transform into a premier bass fishing destination. Lake Bob Sandlin, named for the head of Titus County Fresh Water Supply District No. 1, serves a variety of purposes in … Read more