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Gosselsdorfer See

Nestled in the heart of Eberndorf, in the serene district of Carinthia, Austria, lies Gosselsdorfer See. This tranquil body of water spans 79 acres, enveloped by a vast 476-acre conservation area. Known by multiple names, including Gosselsdorfersee and Lake Gosselsdorfer, this lake has been a protected sanctuary since 1970. Over the years, an additional 58 … Read more

Upper Rideau Lake

Nestled in the heart of Ontario’s enchanting ‘Cottage Country,’ Upper Rideau Lake reigns as a cherished gem. While Lake Muskoka often steals the spotlight as the playground of Eastern Canada, true boating enthusiasts swear by the unparalleled beauty of Upper Rideau Lake. Brimming with history dating back to the early 1800s, the Rideau Canal is … Read more

Josephine Lake

Nestled on the east side of Anderson Island, the enchanting Josephine Lake stands as a serene residential haven. Anderson Island, situated in the vast expanse of Puget Sound, is adorned with a myriad of waterways and twists. Rich with history, both Anderson Island and the beloved Josephine Lake’s past have been meticulously chronicled by the … Read more

Lake Salem

Settled within the captivating landscape of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom lies the stunning Salem Lake, comprised of the majestic expanse of Big Salem Lake and the charming serenity of Little Salem Lake. The picturesque Hayward Road Bridge connects the two lakes, creating a harmonious passage between them. Situated in the picturesque Town of Derby, Salem Lake … Read more

Lake Eden

Vermont boasts a collection of picturesque bodies of water, among them the enchanting Lake Eden, christened after a town bearing the same name. The Town of Eden was granted to 72 Green Mountain Boys who bravely fought in the Revolutionary War, with aspirations to manifest as a paradisiacal haven akin to the legendary “Biblical Eden” … Read more

Lough Eske

Lough Eske, also known as the “Fisherman’s Haven,” is a charming body of water in the serene landscapes of Ireland’s Northwest tourist region. Nestled snugly between the majestic Blue Stack and Tawnawully Mountains, this picturesque lake is famed for its stunning vistas and exceptional fishing opportunities. Spanning a shoreline of nine miles and plunging to … Read more

Derwentwater

Cumbria, located in the serene northwest of England, boasts the enchanting Lake District National Park, a natural oasis established in 1951. This park is a grand tapestry of England’s loftiest lands, each soaring above 3,000 feet (914.4 meters), creating a haven of breathtaking beauty. Embraced by majestic mountains on three sides, Derwentwater rests serenely, known … Read more

Lake Morton

Nestled in the tranquility of the wilderness, Lake Morton, a serene oasis just 30 miles southeast of Seattle in King County, offers a picturesque escape with a touch of urban convenience at arm’s reach. Framed by the majestic silhouette of snow-capped Mt. Rainier, Lake Morton mirrors a scene fit for a painter’s masterpiece. Despite its … Read more

Chittenden Reservoir

Nestled quietly eight miles northeast of Rutland town lies the captivating Chittenden Reservoir. Tucked away amid the Crossroads of Vermont region, this 721-acre lake is a true hidden gem, cradled by the majestic Green Mountain National Forest. Initially developed in 1909 by harnessing the power of East Creek, the reservoir now stands as a serene … Read more

Caspian Lake

Nestled within Vermont’s charming Northeast Kingdom lies the beloved body of water known as Caspian Lake. Embraced by the majestic northern stretches of the Green Mountains, this serene lake has long been a cherished retreat for vacationers. The shoreline of Caspian Lake is adorned with a mix of year-round homes, cozy summer cottages, and rustic … Read more

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