Situated in southern Oregon, close to the crest of the Cascade Range, Lake of the Woods is a naturally occurring lake that is renowned for its scenic beauty, abundant recreational activities, and rich historical background. The lake spans 1,146 acres and measures roughly 2.75 miles in length and 0.75 miles in width. Its highest depth … Read more
Lake Itasca, located in Clearwater County in northwestern Minnesota, is a natural gem and the renowned headwaters of the mighty Mississippi River. At its deepest point of 40 feet (12 meters), this glacially-formed lake covers an area of 1.7 square miles (4.4 square kilometers). At an elevation of 1,475 feet (450 meters) above sea level, … Read more
Situated near the Blue Ridge Parkway, Fairy Stone Park boasts a 168-acre lake that borders the Philpott Reservoir and is the location of the fabled fairy stones. This park is ideal for various activities, including cabin stays, camping (both standard and equestrian), and group camping. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, lake swimming, rowboats, canoes, paddleboats, … Read more
One of the biggest lakes in Michigan, Lake Michigamme covers 4,292 acres and descends to a depth of more than 70 feet. Located in Marquette and Baraga counties, this scenic lake offers many recreational opportunities. The lake runs about six miles from east to west, with a southern arm extending another four miles, and it … Read more
Harvey’s Lake, located in Barnet, Vermont, is a picturesque natural freshwater lake known for its serene environment and recreational opportunities. Named after Colonel Alexander Harvey, one of Barnet’s original settlers, the Lake covers an area of approximately 350 acres and reaches a maximum depth of 145 feet at its center. It is a hub of … Read more