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Chicago Lakes

The Chicago Lakes Trail, part of Denver’s Mountain Parks system, offers an engaging hike through the stunning landscapes of the Front Range. Nestled near 14,240-foot Mount Evans, these alpine lakes provide picturesque views within the Arapaho National Forest. Located about 38 miles west of Denver, the trail spans between Echo Lake Park and Summit Lake … Read more

Essex Chain of Lakes

The Essex Chain of Lakes, located in New York’s Adirondacks region, was opened to the public on October 1, 2013, after being acquired from Finch, Pruyn & Co. This 11,600-acre tract within the 69,000 acres purchased is now under the interim management while final access designations are determined by the Adirondack Park Agency. The area … Read more

Pipmuacan Reservoir

The Pipmuacan Reservoir, known in French as Réservoir Pipmuacan, is an artificial lake situated on the border between the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean and Côte-Nord regions of Quebec, Canada, approximately 130 kilometers north of Chicoutimi. This reservoir is crucial in regulating water flow for downstream hydroelectric stations on the Betsiamites River and, through Lake Pamouscachiou, the Shipshaw River. … Read more

Gouin Reservoir

The Gouin Reservoir, known in French as Réservoir Gouin, is a vast artificial lake located entirely within the boundaries of the City of La Tuque in Quebec, Canada. Unlike a single continuous body of water, the reservoir consists of a series of interconnected lakes, separated by numerous bays, peninsulas, and islands that give it a … Read more

Reservoir Cabonga

Cabonga Reservoir, located within Quebec’s La Verendrye Wildlife Reserve, offers a pristine escape for those seeking solitude and adventure in the wilderness. Covering 261 square miles and with 187 square miles of water surface, the reservoir is dotted with islands, peninsulas, and myriad interconnected lakes, forming a labyrinthine aquatic landscape perfect for exploration. Because of … Read more

Lake Minnewaska NY

Lake Minnewaska is a unique and picturesque 36-acre lake atop the Shawangunk Mountain ridge in New York’s Catskills region. Surrounded by cliff walls and held in place by bedrock and a small dam, this high-altitude lake offers a serene view for nature enthusiasts. The lake, originally known as Coxing Pond, was renamed and slightly altered … Read more

Suchitlan Lake

Suchitlan Lake, the largest lake in El Salvador, is a prime visitor destination. Situated approximately one hour to the north of San Salvador, it provides breathtaking boat rides that pass through islands brimming with avian life, such as the greatest concentration of ducks in El Salvador. Egrets, herons, and other water birds crowd the shoreline, … Read more

Embalse de Los Bermejales

Embalse de Los Bermejales, nestled in the serene Andalusian landscape of southern Spain, is a tranquil haven waiting to be discovered. Just a short drive, an hour and a half north of Costa del Sol, this 1,400-acre reservoir exudes a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle … Read more

Dove Lake

Nestled within Tasmania’s central highlands, Dove Lake is a breathtakingly beautiful corrie lake that captivates visitors with its unparalleled natural charm. Named by Gustav Weindorfer to honor an official of the Van Diemen’s Land Company, this picturesque lake is a magnet for nature enthusiasts from across the globe. Its reputation as a top tourist spot … Read more

Lago de Ilopango

Lago de Ilopango, the largest natural lake in El Salvador, spans nearly 18,000 acres of shimmering water. Formed 15 centuries ago by the collapse of a volcanic caldera, it is a hidden gem offering scenic beauty and recreational activities. Located about 10 miles from San Salvador, it is easily accessible by bus or taxi. The … Read more

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