Embark on a journey to the breathtaking realm of the Vechtplassen, also known as the Vecht Lakes of North Holland, where a stunning watery wonderland awaits. These lakes, born from centuries-old peat harvesting, grace both sides of the Utrechtse Vecht River in a picturesque embrace. Nourished by the Rhine’s tributary, the Utrechtse Vecht waltzes from … Read more
Nestled in the heart of the Netherlands lies the captivating domain of Kagerplassen, also known as the Kaag Lakes. This intricate network of interconnected waterways encompasses ten serene lakes, all joined by scenic canals that beckon to pleasure-seekers and water enthusiasts alike. Five grand lakes and five enchanting islands form the backbone of this watery … Read more
Located in the center of the Minneapolis Metro Region, Lake Waconia is a hidden jewel that begs to be discovered. This lake spans over 3200 acres and is a paradise for those who love the water and want to experience new things. Lake Waconia invites sailors to glide across its immaculate waters with its steady … Read more
Nestled in Central Minnesota’s Northern Lakes and Forests region’s heart lies a hidden gem, Roosevelt Lake, MN. Surrounded by dense woods and teeming with wildlife, this long, narrow lake offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking serenity amidst nature’s embrace. Once a bustling hub for resorts and cabins, Roosevelt Lake has transformed into a tranquil … Read more
Nestled in the scenic junction of New York’s Adirondack and Thousand Islands regions lies Sylvia Lake, a quintessential destination for the annual family getaway to Northern New York. Boasting a charm reminiscent of traditional ‘Up North’ cottage lakes found throughout the East and Midwest, Sylvia Lake is a delightful blend of historical ‘camps’ and modern … Read more
33,000 acres make up the massive and essential Ross Barnett Reservoir, also referred to as the Rez, in central Mississippi. The reservoir, which supplies drinking water to Jackson, the state capital, is tucked away between the counties of Madison and Rankin. Constructed between 1960 and 1963 by the Pearl River Valley Water Supply District, the … Read more
Sherman Reservoir enhances the charm of the Sandhills region in Nebraska, providing recreational opportunities and essential irrigation water for local farms. The Bureau of Reclamation built the reservoir 1961 across Oak Creek; the reservoir offers 2,800 acres of water fun for numerous visitors yearly. The Sherman Reservoir State Recreation Area and Wildlife Management Area, spanning … Read more
Nestled in the heart of north-central Washington lies a magical oasis known as Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area. These enchanting pothole lakes, formed by water trickling through porous lava flows, offer a sanctuary for diverse wildlife in an otherwise arid expanse. Amidst the arid desert landscape, where rainfall is scarce, local farmers rely on irrigation to … Read more
The renowned Cold Lake is nestled on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border – a stunning oasis for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Covering a vast expanse of 92,000 acres, this mesmerizing lake boasts a diverse array of fish species, including the famed lake trout that can grow to record-breaking sizes. The City of Cold Lake … Read more
Mount Fuji, Japan’s iconic peak, towers majestically over the Chubu Region, offering breathtaking views and a wealth of recreational activities. Dominating the island of Honshu, Mount Fuji stands at 12,389 feet above sea level and is flanked by the Fuji Five Lakes—Motosu, Kawaguchi, Yamanaka, Shoji, and Sai. These lakes, known locally as Fujigoko, were formed … Read more