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Prior Lake

Long ago, when glaciers carved their way through the region now known as Minnesota, they left behind a breathtaking natural wonder known as Prior Lake. The glaciers, slowing their pace as they journeyed through the land, eventually melted and revealed a landscape marked by small peaks and valleys from the varied deposits they scattered. Named … Read more

West Twin Lake

Nestled in Montmorency County in the northeastern reaches of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula lies the shimmering expanse known as West Twin Lake. Spanning 1,313 acres, this lake is paired geographically with its counterpart, East Twin Lake. Emanating a tranquil allure, West Twin Lake is approximately 35 miles distant from Lake Huron and 70 miles from Lake … Read more

Lake Union

Nestled amidst bustling urban communities, Lake Union rests at the core of Seattle, Washington. From majestic orcas frolicking in Puget Sound to adventurous sea kayakers exploring inland waterways, Seattle’s affinity to the sea and lakes converges at Lake Union. Whether you opt for lakeside living, leisurely biking through local parks, or embarking on a paddling … Read more

Lake Bellaire

Michigan boasts a plethora of enchanting lakes, and those nestled in Antrim County are a true gem. Located to the east of Lake Michigan, Lake Bellaire stands out as a 1,793-acre all-sports lake offering abundant opportunities for swimming, boating, kayaking, waterskiing, windsurfing, sailing, and fishing. Surrounding this picturesque lake, visitors will find a diverse range … Read more

Clam Lake

Nestled within the scenic landscape of northwest Michigan, Clam Lake shimmers like a precious gem. Situated between the illustrious Torch Lake and the serene Lake Bellaire, Clam Lake forms part of the lower peninsula’s Elk River Chain of Lakes Watershed. Approximately 30 miles northeast of Traverse City and a relaxing 140-mile drive north of Grand … Read more

Middle Lake

Middle Lake, a tranquil 259-acre oasis in the heart of the Lauderdale Lakes cluster, is the centerpiece of this trio of interconnected water bodies. Spanning 807 acres, the charming lake chain, which includes Green Lake and Mill Lake, beckons locals and visitors alike to partake in many aquatic adventures such as boating, fishing, and other … Read more

Lake Minocqua

For many in the Midwest, summer getaways mean a retreat to the beloved Lake Minocqua. The cherished tradition of heading “Up North” sparks visions of various northern Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin destinations. Within families, tradition is strong as generations go to the familiar waters, cabins, and landscapes passed down from their grandparents. Among the most … Read more

Lake Wylie

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

Lake Williams

Nestled within the picturesque Mystic Country of Connecticut lies the serene oasis of Lake Williams, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. While a close-knit community cherishes the lake, a convenient boat launch near the dam offers public access for all to enjoy. Tourists can enjoy a wide range of water activities like swimming, fishing, … Read more

Ross Lake

Nestled amidst the towering Washington Alps, hidden in the tranquil wilderness of north-central Washington, lies the enchanting gem of Ross Lake. Spanning a dazzling 22-mile stretch, this splendid reservoir blankets 11,680 acres along the meandering Skagit River Valley. Far from the bustling city life, Ross Lake offers a serene retreat where nature reigns supreme. Accessible … Read more

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