These U.S. lakes are so huge, deep, and wild that they make entire towns look like bath toys. If you think lakes are just for kayaking and lazy summer days, think again. Some of the largest natural lakes in the …
There are lakes… and then there are lakes so bizarre, so surreal, they seem like something out of a sci-fi movie. These rare bodies of water defy logic, captivate scientists, and leave adventurers awestruck. In this article, we’ll explore some …
The beautiful Lake Norman in North Carolina is a popular destination for lake enthusiasts, drawing in millions of lake-goers each year. With over 500 miles of shoreline, spanning across four counties, Lake Norman is North Carolina’s largest man-made lake. However, …
In addition to the 10,000 lakes in Minnesota, the United States is also known for its lake towns that have gained recognition nationwide and sometimes even globally. Being designated as a “lake town” can carry more weight in defining a …
When people hear “Finger Lakes,” Cayuga Lake, Keuka Lake, and Seneca Lake usually come to mind. However, there are a total of eleven lakes in the area. In fact, the entire Finger Lakes Region spans fourteen counties and covers over …
Sailing is one of the classic joys of lake living. On a day with a gentle wind, there’s nothing better than hoisting the mainsail and enjoying a quiet afternoon. Whether for recreation or transportation, sailing has permeated cultures worldwide since …
When people think of mollusks, their minds often drift to the ocean—colorful seashells, squids with mesmerizing camouflage, or deep-sea nautiluses that have remained unchanged for millions of years. But there’s another world of mollusks, one that thrives in rivers, lakes, …
Just north of the great Lake Michigan lies a lesser-known — yet no less interesting — body of water called Lake Charlevoix. While Lake Michigan might hold a more famous name and a connection to large cities like Chicago, Lake …
If you love ice skating and the great outdoors but haven’t experienced skating on a lake, you’re missing out. There’s no better feeling than gliding freely on ice while taking in the cool, fresh air.
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.” As suggested in this line from his famous play, Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare argues that a name is a convention …
