Nestled within the enchanting Northwoods region of Wisconsin lies the glistening gem known as Lake Shishebogama, a pristine 716-acre oasis situated to the northwest of Minocqua. The name “Shishebogama” itself paints a vivid picture – a lake adorned with numerous bays, its 10 miles of winding shoreline gracefully spanning the boundaries of Vilas and Oneida … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Wisconsin’s scenic Northwoods region lies Fence Lake, a sprawling 3,483-acre oasis near the charming town of Minocqua in Vilas County. Surrounded by thick hardwood and pine forests, this magnificent lake beckons visitors with many outdoor activities ranging from fishing, hiking, and cross-country skiing to unparalleled opportunities for observing nature’s wonders. … Read more
Nestled within the stunning Mercantour National Park in the picturesque Provence-Alps-Cote d’Azur region of southeastern France, Lac d’Allos, or Allos Lake, awaits eager adventurers. This charming glacial lake, spanning 150 acres with a depth of 157 feet, sits majestically at an elevation of 7,316 feet, making it the largest natural high-altitude lake on the European … Read more
Located in the amidst of southeast Michigan lies Pleasant Lake, a charming oasis perfect for families seeking outdoor adventures. This picturesque 269-acre all-sports lake in Jackson County offers ample boating, water skiing, and swimming opportunities, while anglers can reel in impressive catches year-round. Originally known to the Pottawatomie Indians as “Nipcondish,” Pleasant Lake and its … Read more
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Berkshires and surrounded by the City of Pittsfield, Onota Lake serves as an excellent base for exploring the timeless allure that has drawn visitors to this region for over two centuries. Covering 617 acres, this picturesque lake offers ample space for boating, water sports, and fishing adventures. However, … Read more
Lac Bleu emerges as a serene mountain sanctuary in the heart of the Midi-Pyrenees region in Southwestern France. Overlooking the Lesponne Valley, this enchanting alpine lake was christened Lac Bleu de Lesponne, bearing witness to a history that resonates from ancient times. Its original name, Lac Lhecou, whispered a tale of large, flat stones that … Read more
Nestled in Southern Vermont, Lake Whitingham sits gracefully near Vermont Route 100, a road celebrated by National Geographic as one of America’s most scenic highways. Throughout the year, this picturesque lake, also known as Harriman Reservoir, offers a mesmerizing backdrop—from the blossoming greenery of spring to the fiery hues of autumn and the pristine white … 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
During the late 1800s, Edward E. Hoyt relocated his family to the tranquil waters of Purity Lake in the picturesque Lakes region of New Hampshire. Setting up a sawmill and water bottling venture along the pristine shores, Hoyt’s pioneering spirit thrived. The Hoyt Natural Mineral Spring Water Company, known for its purity, bottled the acclaimed … Read more
With a swift swing, the golf club glides through the air, sending the ball sailing down the fairway along the majestic Province Lake. This large body of water, almost a thousand acres in size, is located in the New Hampshire Lakes region and stretches into the Maine Lakes and Mountains region. Golf enthusiasts have been … Read more