Kayaking

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Quarry Lakes

Nestled within the captivating Bay Area of California lies Quarry Lakes, a remarkable landscape transformation and a beloved haven for recreation seekers. This sprawling 471-acre suburban park boasts Horseshoe, Rainbow, and Lago Los Osos Lakes as its crown jewels. Once bustling gravel quarries that played a pivotal role in constructing the western section of the … Read more

Brainerd Lakes

Nestled in the heart of Minnesota lies the enchanting Brainerd Lakes region, a treasured haven for vacationers and adventurers alike. Tucked away just a couple of hours northwest of the bustling Minneapolis-St Paul metropolitan area, Brainerd Lakes beckons with its array of shimmering glacial pot-hole lakes, both grand and petite, scattered throughout the landscape. While … Read more

Pelican Lake-Crow Wing County

For generations, tourists have flocked to the serene shores of Pelican Lake in Crow Wing County, a true gem in Minnesota’s Brainerd Lakes region. Spanning over 8,000 acres of pristine water, this majestic lake has been a beloved destination for lubbers for a century or more. From its early days as a haven for Hollywood … Read more

Lake Plantagenet

Lake Plantagenet, nestled in the heart of Northwest Minnesota, is a beloved destination for avid fishermen seeking the thrill of catching fighting muskies. With a minimum size limit of four feet, the muskie found in this 2531-acre lake is a prized catch that lures anglers from far and wide. The origins of the lake’s regal … Read more

Florence Lake

Florence Lake, tucked away on the serene Anderson Island, holds a special place in the hearts of Seattle and Puget Sound locals. This eight square-mile island, only accessible by ferry from Steilacoom, has a rich history dating back to before its ‘official’ discovery in 1841. Once farmland, a retirement escape, and now a bustling residential … Read more

Pine Barrens Lakes

While the New Jersey Shore and Atlantic City draw crowds, some of the state’s most captivating water bodies lie within the Pinelands National Reserve. Scattered across diverse regions, these small, shallow lakes hold a unique charm despite their unassuming size. Born from a blend of history and necessity, these lakes were crafted by early settlers … Read more

Success Lake

Nestled amidst the fertile farmlands of California’s Central Valley, Success Lake serves multiple purposes beyond its serene beauty. Created in 1961 by harnessing the Tule River near Porterville, the lake has become a vital source of irrigation water for the region’s sprawling agricultural fields. The lake sustains diverse crops, from plump grapes and citrus fruits … Read more

Jellyfish Lake

On the scenic Eil Malk Island in Palau lies a unique gem: Jellyfish Lake. This charming state lake beckons visitors worldwide with its serene waters teeming with millions of ethereal jellyfish. A marine marvel connected to a nearby lagoon by intricate fissures, Jellyfish Lake, maintains a delicate balance through the gentle ebb and flow of … Read more

Onondaga Lake

Centuries ago, before French explorers stumbled upon its tranquil shores, Onondaga Lake served as the sacred meeting ground for the tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy. Gathering at the water’s edge, these once-warring nations embraced the message of peace from the revered ‘Great Peacemaker.’ As weapons were laid to rest, the foundation for the Haudenosaunee Confederacy … Read more

Benbrook Lake

Situated gracefully alongside the meandering Clear Fork branch of the Trinity River in the heart of the Texas Prairies and Lakes region, Benbrook Lake remains a steadfast guardian of the local community. Spanning a vast 3800 acres, this reservoir was meticulously crafted by the skilled hands of the US Army Corps of Engineers to thwart … Read more

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