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Laurel Lake

Laurel Lake, with its 180 acres of clear, sparkling waters and densely-wooded shoreline in Cheshire County, New Hampshire is…

Only 7 miles southeast of Zurich, Lake Greifensee has become a favored destination for holidays away from the big…

Nestled at the base of the Preseli Mountains of Southwest Wales, Llys-y-Fran Reservoir is a 212-acre, (0.9 square kilometers)…

Located in south central British Columbia, Mabel Lake shares its shore with Mabel Lake Provincial Park and private development.…

Lake Biel-Bienne leads the parade of three lakes at the foot of the Jura Mountains region of Switzerland. Located…

Millions of years ago an enormous lake stretched across the entire Mygdonian Basin in Greece. Lake Volvi and Lake…

“Three Countries, Two Lakes, One Future” is the motto of Prespa Park, the transnational park protecting Prespa Lake. The…

The light streams in overhead, turning the water of Lake Melassani aquamarine. The small rowboats filled with tourists float…

Lake Neuchatel is the largest lake entirely within the borders of Switzerland, spanning almost 54,000 acres and reaching into…

Located in Canada’s beautiful British Columbia, Cultus Lake shares its shores with Cultus Lake Provincial Park, Cultus Lake Park…

Found in Canada’s beautiful Fraser Valley, Harrison Lake is the largest body of fresh water in southwestern British Columbia.…

Lying just north of the Alps in Switzerland’s Bern Region, Lake Thun is a favorite destination among holiday-makers. Reflecting…

Benson Lake is part of the historic Rideau Waterway in Ontario, Canada. Benson Lake is one of six lakes…

Surrounded by beautiful scenery, Blue Hawk Lake is located in the Haliburton Highlands region in Ontario, Canada. The Haliburton…

Haliburton Lake is located in Ontario, Canada in a region called the Haliburton Highlands. The name was given due…