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, 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
Located in the serene beauty of the Catskills region of New York is the picturesque Lake Huntington, quietly sitting just a stone’s throw away from the meandering Delaware River and the Pennsylvania border. Spanning 82 acres, Lake Huntington offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of New York City. There are plenty of … Read more
Nostalgic folks recall it by the name Stevensville Pond, but today, Swan Lake is a haven for small-town serenity with a touch of big-city music magic. This 332-acre private paradise is tucked away in Liberty, secluded in the Catskill Mountains of southwest New York. It’s conveniently close to the well-known Bethel Woods Center for the … Read more
Nestled within the gentle embrace of the Cascade foothills in Lewis County, Washington, lies the enchanting Mayfield Lake. This expansive 2,250-acre reservoir is a gem conveniently positioned near notable landmarks such as Mount St. Helens, Olympia, Puget Sound, Vancouver, and the Columbia River. Serving as a gateway to the scenic wonders of the Seattle/Puget Sound … Read more
A mesmerizing place with a rich tapestry of history and natural beauty, Coniston Water is nestled in the heart of England’s Lake District. This glacial ribbon lake, stretching 5 miles long and 0.5 miles wide in Cumbria, is a gem among the 80 shimmering bodies of water in the picturesque Lake District National Park. Coniston … Read more
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
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
Nestled among the picturesque Western Highlands of Scotland lies the enchanting Loch Morar, a gem sculpted by ancient glaciers to 1,017 feet – plunging even deeper than the ocean floor off the country’s west coast. This rugged expanse is often called “the highlands of the Highlands,” surrounded by towering peaks such as Ben Nevis, just … Read more
Lake Wononscopomuc shimmers as a gem among six natural water bodies in the heart of Salisbury, located in the secluded far northwest corner of Connecticut. A mere 90 miles separate this tranquil oasis from the bustling metropolis of New York City, making it a coveted haven for weekenders and seasonal dwellers alike. Whether your interests … Read more