Crystal Lake, a 33-acre natural great pond in the heart of Newton, Massachusetts, is a picturesque and tranquil oasis just 23 minutes away from Boston’s city center. The lake sits at 141 feet above sea level, with a maximum depth of 31 feet, and is surrounded by private homes, two small parks, and a designated … Read more
Lake Arbuckle, situated in Polk County, Florida, spans nearly 3,800 acres and is a natural lake characterized by its undeveloped shoreline. It lies within the Lake Wales Ridge State Forest and is bordered by wetlands, bogs, and swamps, creating a pristine environment for various flora and fauna. The lake is fed by Reedy Creek and … Read more
The Black River and Cocodrie Lake complex, which makes up the Cocodrie Lake Complex, is an amazing illustration of the delta landscapes produced by the Mississippi River’s meandering and flooding. Located in Concordia Parish, these lakes were formed through natural processes and human intervention to control flooding. Black River Lake is a remnant of the … Read more
Seymour Lake, located just outside Smithers, British Columbia, spans over 200 acres and is one of the series of shallow lakes in the Bulkley River Valley. This natural lake, surrounded by a breathtaking landscape, is perfect for outdoor pursuits, including hiking, fishing, and boating. The lake benefits from several natural inflows, including underground streams from … Read more
Sprawling across almost 9,000 acres in the Maine Highlands Region, Brassua Lake is a picturesque and relatively undiscovered natural lake. In 1925, a dam was constructed on the lower Moose River, forming the lake. The old Brassua and Little Brassua Lakes were combined into one large body of water, raising the water levels by about … Read more
Lake Cochichewick, located in North Andover, Massachusetts, is the primary drinking water source for the town’s 28,000 residents. Spanning 560 acres, it is the largest lake in Essex County. The lake sits in a 2,700-acre watershed with residential areas, conservation land, and several institutional properties, making it a crucial environmental and recreational resource for the … Read more
Pitt Lake, situated on the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, is the second largest lake with an area of roughly 53.5 square kilometers. This impressive body of water is about 25 kilometers long and 4.5 kilometers wide at its widest point. Uniquely, Pitt Lake is one of the world’s relatively few tidal lakes, experiencing an … Read more
Smith Lake, nestled between Lake Osakis and the City of Alexandria in Minnesota’s Central Region, is a serene, less-crowded destination perfect for fishing, water sports, and vacationing. This 550-acre spring-fed lake is part of the Alexandria Lakes area and offers a quiet retreat for homeowners and vacationers alike. The lake serves as the headwaters of … Read more
Buntzen Lake is a picturesque 4.8-kilometer-long lake in Anmore, British Columbia, within the Greater Vancouver area. Surrounded by stunning mountains and forests, it was named for Johannes Buntzen, the first general manager of BC Electric Railway Co. This artificial lake was created to serve as a hydroelectric reservoir and remains a popular destination for outdoor … Read more
West Hawk Lake, located in the Whiteshell Provincial Park in southeastern Manitoba, Canada, is a natural masterpiece. This remarkable impact crater lake, formed by a meteor strike over 100 million years ago, covers 3,700 acres and is the deepest in Manitoba, with a maximum depth of 115 meters (377 feet). It is a well-liked vacation … Read more