Wildlife Viewing

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Pavilion Lake

Something fascinating unfolds at Pavilion Lake in British Columbia’s Cariboo surroundings, beyond the usual trout angling, camping, hiking, paddling, and underwater exploration. Pavilion Lake is the focal point for a collaborative space research venture between NASA and the Canadian Space Agency. This unique partnership has delved into the proliferation of rare freshwater microbialites that have … Read more

Peck’s Lake

Peck’s Lake nestles quietly at the southern border of the renowned Adirondack Park in New York. This expansive 1,370-acre body of water has been a recreation hub for over a century. Excavations in the vicinity reveal traces of ancient human dwellings long predating the arrival of European pioneers. Apart from its serene forested surroundings, one … Read more

Enchantment Lakes

Nestled high in the North Cascades, the Enchantment Lakes offer a unique escape from the typical lakefront vacation scene. Here, tranquility reigns as no boats are slicing through the water, no bustling beaches, and no colorful umbrellas dotting the shoreline. Instead, you’ll find serene alpine waters tucked away amidst the rugged peaks of North Central … Read more

Compass Lake

Often underestimated as a getaway destination, the sparkling waters of Compass Lake in the Panhandle-West region stand apart from the bustling activities of Florida’s more popular coastal areas. Nestled among natural sinkhole lakes, the 700-acre Compass Lake sits gracefully on a limestone ridge, adding a touch of elevation to the typically flat Florida terrain. The … Read more

Tally Lake

Nestled in the heart of Montana’s Glacier Country, Tally Lake beckons to the brave spirits seeking thrills in the great outdoors. Just a stone’s throw away from the charming town of Whitefish, this hidden gem lies nestled within the Salish Mountains of the Flathead National Forest. Embraced by towering cliffs on three sides, Tally Lake … Read more

Highland Lake (Westbook)

Nestled in the picturesque Portland-Casco Bay region of southern Maine, the renowned Highland Lake is a cherished gem among locals. Originally known as Duck Pond in the early 1700s, this 623-acre oasis has since transformed into the beloved Highland Lake. The dam built at the lake’s mouth to power mills, just a short distance from … Read more

Charleston Lake

Nestled in the heart of Eastern Ontario, a serene oasis beckons travelers along the picturesque shores of Charleston Lake. Perched on the eastern frontier of the Frontenac Arch geological wonder, this timeless lake has been a haven for swimming, boating, and angling for generations. Steeped in ancient history, Charleston Lake has welcomed visitors since immemorial, … Read more

Bobs and Crow Lakes

The enchanting waters of Bobs and Crow Lakes lie in the picturesque Rideau Lake District. Situated just 50 miles north of Kingston, Ontario, these two lakes offer a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life. Serving as vital water storage for the renowned Rideau Canal system, Bobs and Crow Lakes exude a uniquely unique charm. … Read more

Houston County Lake

Deep within the heart of the Texas Piney Woods lies a hidden gem, Houston County Lake. Crafted in 1966 to serve the communities of Crockett, Grapeland, and Latexo, this reservoir not only quenches the thirst of locals but also offers a sanctuary for recreation seekers. Beneath the canopy of towering evergreens, the lake shimmers invitingly, … Read more

Malheur Lake

Nestled in Eastern Oregon, Malheur Lake is a marvel of nature’s design. This body of water is ever-changing, fluctuating in size from merely a trickle to a sprawling 125,000 acres. Known as a ‘playa’ lake, Malheur Lake blankets an ancient dry lake bed with its temporary presence. Positioned approximately 25 miles southeast of Burns, this … Read more

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