Water Skiing

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Swanzey Lake

Nestled in New Hampshire’s Monadnock region, Swanzey Lake is a cherished gem for those fortunate to live along its shoreline. Formed from a natural, spring-fed pool in the late 1700s by damming the outlet of Swanzey Pond, the lake’s waters have powered various small mills over the years, contributing to the growth of the Town … Read more

Boysen Reservoir

Central Wyoming’s Boysen Dam is an earth-fill dam on the Wind River that created the Boysen Reservoir. Situated at the mouth of Wind River Canyon, the dam was built between 1947 and 1952 in the vicinity of Shoshoni in Fremont County. On land leased from the Shoshone and Arapaho tribes, Asmus Boysen constructed a dam … Read more

Trout Lake WI

Trout Lake in Vilas County, Wisconsin, is a prominent feature in the region known for its abundant lakes and natural beauty. Situated near Boulder Junction and Arbor Vitae, this lake spans 6.208 square miles (16.079 km²) with a volume of 0.058 cubic miles (0.240 km³), making it one of the largest lakes in Vilas County. … Read more

Mountain Island Lake

Mountain Island Lake, a unique and picturesque body of water northwest of Charlotte, North Carolina, was created in 1924 alongside the construction of the Mountain Island Hydroelectric Station. Its name is derived from the mountain that appears as an island within the lake, a feature that sets it apart. The lake’s shape follows the meander … Read more

Lake Jackson FL

In the heart of Florida’s Panhandle East region lies the remarkable Lake Jackson, a 4,500-acre gem famed for its trophy largemouth bass. Anglers from the South flock to this lake, drawn by its promise of plentiful catches. Yet, what truly sets Lake Jackson apart is its mysterious habit of ‘disappearing’ roughly every 25 years. This … Read more

Brantley Lake

Brantley Lake, a reservoir on the Pecos River, is located within Brantley Lake State Park, approximately 12 miles north of Carlsbad, New Mexico. The lake was created by the construction of Brantley Dam in the 1980s, which replaced the old McMillan Dam. The primary purposes of the Brantley Project by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation … Read more

Williams Lake WA

Williams Lake in eastern Washington is a favorite destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. This long, narrow 320-acre lake is less than 30 miles from Spokane, near Cheney. Although a few homes are perched on the northern and eastern shorelines, most visitors head to one of the two resorts that cater to guests. Although Williams … Read more

Lake Groton

Nestled among heavily forested mountains, Lake Groton, also known as Groton Pond, is a cherished summer destination for generations of camp owners. This picturesque 400-acre lake, with nearly six miles of rocky shoreline, is ideal for summer cottages and hunting camps. Its rich history includes logging, railway access, and small steamships that initially facilitated logging … Read more

Lake Bratan

Lake Bratan, one of Bali’s scenic caldera lakes, is located in Baturiti, Tabanan, near Mount Catur in Petang Village, Plaga. Nestled at an altitude of 1,239 meters above sea level, the lake area is cooler than most regions in Bali, offering a refreshing escape. The famous Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, located on the lake’s western … Read more

Lookout Shoals Lake

Lookout Shoals Lake is a picturesque reservoir in North Carolina’s Piedmont region, known as Lake Lookout to its residents. The 1,300-acre lake was created along the Catawba River between Lake Hickory and Lake Norman primarily for hydropower generation but has since become a cherished location for lakefront living and recreation. The reservoir features a long, … Read more

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