Nestled amidst Tennessee’s rolling hills, a hidden gem – Great Falls Lake awaits. Behind the majestic 92-foot Great Falls Dam, this 1800-acre reservoir unfolds, boasting 120 miles of shoreline and a tranquil escape for water enthusiasts. Upscale homes hint at the allure this serene paradise offers. The reservoir snakes 22 miles up the Caney Fork, … Read more
Unfurl your map and set your sights on Possum Kingdom Lake, a jewel in Texas’s stunning Prairies and Lakes region. Fondly nicknamed “PK” by locals and visitors, this artificial marvel boasts a reputation as the crown jewel of Texas lakes, as championed in Kirk Dooley’s acclaimed “Book of Texas Best.” Built in 1941 by the … Read more
Cradled between the imposing Eagle Mountain and the scenic Burgess Gap lies Eagle Mountain Lake, a marvel of human ingenuity. This reservoir, a collaboration between flood control and water supply, boasts the iconic Eagle Mountain Dam and has become a beloved escape for generations. Managed by the Tarrant Regional Water District, the lake’s 9,000 acres … Read more
Bathed in the golden glow of Turkey’s Aegean coast, Bafa Lake whispers secrets of a bygone era. This freshwater haven, cradled by the majestic Latmos Mountains, once formed a serene bay embraced by the Aegean Sea. Its history spans 5,000–6,000 years, silently recording the emergence and collapse of entire civilizations and the mutterings of long-forgotten … Read more
On the island of Hispaniola, a tale of two lakes unfolds. Lake Enriquillo and Etang Saumatre, nestled in the Cul-de-Sac Plain, are a dynamic duo locked in a fascinating dance with nature. Both saltwater lakes, Enriquillo holds the title of the Caribbean’s deepest, while Etang Saumatre boasts a milder salinity. Each of these enigmatic water … Read more
Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of northwestern New Mexico, Navajo Lake shimmers like a turquoise oasis against the high desert landscape. Spanning over 15,600 acres, its glistening waters extend into neighboring Colorado, beckoning outdoor enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike. Originally built for irrigation and water storage, the lake has transformed into a haven for recreation, … Read more
Just a short drive south from the bustling city of Harrisburg, nestled in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, lies the serene 342-acre Pinchot Lake. This artificial oasis was created in 1959 when Beaver Creek was dammed to form the picturesque lake we see today. With its long, narrow shape and numerous coves and inlets, … Read more
Lake Wentworth is a shimmering gem within New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, often cast in the shadow of its popular neighbor, Lake Winnipesaukee. Spanning an impressive 3097 acres, Lake Wentworth proudly bears the legacy of Wolfeboro, known as “The Oldest Summer Resort in America.” Once graced by the presence of Governor John Wentworth, the lake’s shores … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country lie the tranquil waters of Lake Redman and Lake Williams, offering a haven of recreational activities for the folks in York, Pennsylvania. Serving as vital water sources for the City of York, these two reservoirs are surrounded by sprawling parklands that boast meandering trails, serene boat launches, … Read more
The captivating marvel known as Little Manitou Lake is situated in the heart of the Saskatchewan prairie. This enchanting body of water has captivated visitors for centuries with its unique formation and healing mineral properties. Carved by ancient glaciers and fed by hidden springs, Little Manitou Lake remains a freshwater oasis trapped in a cycle … Read more