Visitors to the Harris Chain of Lakes can enjoy various activities and the stunning natural surroundings of Lake Griffin, a 9,500-acre reservoir in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region. It is the headwaters of the Ocklawaha River, featuring more natural shorelines than many other lakes in the chain, making it a haven for photographers and nature lovers. … Read more
Lake Minnewaska in Minnesota’s Central region is an ideal destination for lake-based recreation. Spanning over 7,000 acres, this lake offers various activities such as fishing, boating, water sports, nature observation, and relaxation. The lake is flanked by two small, tourist-friendly towns—Glenwood to the east and Starbuck to the west—each providing public beaches, camping facilities, and … Read more
Lake Wolfgang, or Wolfgangsee in German, is not just a picturesque lake in Austria, but a place steeped in history. It is a highlight of the Salzkammergut resort region and is bordered by the municipalities of Strobl, St. Gilgen, and the market town of St. Wolfgang, with notable villages such as Abersee and Ried. The … Read more
Approximately 15 miles south of Mammoth Lakes, in southern Mono County, California, sits Crowley Lake, a reservoir on the upper Owens River. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP) built the Long Valley Dam in 1941, creating the lake. With a height of 126 feet, the dam holds 183,465 acre-feet of water. The … Read more
The Alexandria Chain of Lakes in Minnesota’s Central Lakes region is a popular family vacation destination. It comprises 11 main lakes, including Lake Darling, Lake Carlos, Lake Geneva, Lake Le Homme Dieu, Lake Victoria, Lake Cowdry, Lake Jessie, North Union Lake, Lake Taylor, Lake Stony, and Lake Brophy. The area offers extensive recreational activities. Six … Read more
Lake Limestone is a 13,680-acre reservoir near Thornton, Texas, located 15 miles southeast of Groesbeck on Texas FM 3371. This scenic lake spans Leon, Robertson, and Limestone Counties, providing nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts a tranquil getaway. The water in Lake Limestone is slightly alkaline and moderately clear, with a maximum depth of 42 feet. … Read more
Bow Lake is a serene 1,150-acre reservoir in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, about 30 miles south of Lake Winnipesaukee. Its origins may be traced to the 1700s when several water-powered mills were constructed at the Little Bow Pond’s outlet. This eventually led to the construction of a dam, which almost doubled the lake’s volume. Today, … Read more
Prepare to be fascinated by the unique geological history of Sun Lakes in Washington’s North Central region. These lakes, formed in the ancient river gorge of the Columbia River, are the result of the Missoula Floods over 20,000 years ago. This extraordinary geological event carved out the Grand Coulee Gorge, leaving behind a series of … Read more
The jewel in the crown of Kittatinny Valley State Park is Lake Aeroflex, situated in the Skylands section of New Jersey. The deepest natural lake in New Jersey is also known as New Wawayanda Lake. It is one of only two lakes in the state that the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife has … Read more
Punderson Lake, nestled within the picturesque Skylands region of New Jersey, is the centerpiece of Kittatinny Valley State Park. As one of the few natural lakes in Ohio, It offers a serene escape for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning 80 acres, this glacially formed lake is surrounded by the rich greenery of a 741-acre state park, providing … Read more