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Pavilion Lake

Something fascinating unfolds at Pavilion Lake in British Columbia’s Cariboo surroundings, beyond the usual trout angling, camping, hiking, paddling, and underwater exploration. Pavilion Lake is the focal point for a collaborative space research venture between NASA and the Canadian Space Agency. This unique partnership has delved into the proliferation of rare freshwater microbialites that have … Read more

Peck’s Lake

Peck’s Lake nestles quietly at the southern border of the renowned Adirondack Park in New York. This expansive 1,370-acre body of water has been a recreation hub for over a century. Excavations in the vicinity reveal traces of ancient human dwellings long predating the arrival of European pioneers. Apart from its serene forested surroundings, one … Read more

Tally Lake

Nestled in the heart of Montana’s Glacier Country, Tally Lake beckons to the brave spirits seeking thrills in the great outdoors. Just a stone’s throw away from the charming town of Whitefish, this hidden gem lies nestled within the Salish Mountains of the Flathead National Forest. Embraced by towering cliffs on three sides, Tally Lake … Read more

Highland Lake (Westbook)

Nestled in the picturesque Portland-Casco Bay region of southern Maine, the renowned Highland Lake is a cherished gem among locals. Originally known as Duck Pond in the early 1700s, this 623-acre oasis has since transformed into the beloved Highland Lake. The dam built at the lake’s mouth to power mills, just a short distance from … Read more

Houston County Lake

Deep within the heart of the Texas Piney Woods lies a hidden gem, Houston County Lake. Crafted in 1966 to serve the communities of Crockett, Grapeland, and Latexo, this reservoir not only quenches the thirst of locals but also offers a sanctuary for recreation seekers. Beneath the canopy of towering evergreens, the lake shimmers invitingly, … Read more

Georgetown Lake

Nestled among the rolling Texas Hill Country and the Prairies and Lakes Regions just west of Georgetown stands a shimmering gem known as Georgetown Lake. Spanning over 2,818 acres along the North Fork of the San Gabriel River, this artificial marvel serves as a vital water source for the neighboring cities of Georgetown and Round … Read more

Iowa Great Lakes

Most of the world associates Iowa with sprawling cornfields and heated election-year Straw Polls. Still, only some are familiar with the serene beauty and recreational wonders of the Iowa Great Lakes. Tucked away in the state’s Northwest Region just below the Minnesota border, the Iowa Great Lakes beckon water enthusiasts, anglers, and those seeking an … Read more

Seven Lakes Route

Embark on a unique road trip in South America, the Seven Lakes Route (Ruta de Siete Lagos), winding through the captivating eastern foothills of the Andes Mountains in Patagonia. This 110-mile journey, following the enchanting twists and turns of Routes 231 and 234, unveils a diverse range of natural landscapes that define the beauty of … Read more

Lake Wanahoo

Welcoming visitors with open arms on April 28, 2012, is the remarkable State Lake Gem, set to become a hotspot for fishing and recreation enthusiasts in its region. While still hidden from public view, the hardworking State Lake Gem Dam has diligently ensured the area’s safety since 2011, safeguarding against potential flooding on Sand Creek. … Read more

Malheur Lake

Nestled in Eastern Oregon, Malheur Lake is a marvel of nature’s design. This body of water is ever-changing, fluctuating in size from merely a trickle to a sprawling 125,000 acres. Known as a ‘playa’ lake, Malheur Lake blankets an ancient dry lake bed with its temporary presence. Positioned approximately 25 miles southeast of Burns, this … Read more

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