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Lake Ozette

(Washington, USA)

7,550 acres

57 miles of shoreline

331 feet max. depth

34 feet above sea level

Nestled in dense forest just a few miles from the Pacific Coast, Lake Ozette sits snuggled into Washington's Olympic Peninsula tourism region, on the coastal strip of Olympic National Park. With few inhabitants and limited road access, Lake Ozette is a very remote destination for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. In fact, though Lake Ozette is the third largest natural ... Read full review

Swanzey Lake

(New Hampshire, USA)

108 acres

3 miles of shoreline

50 feet max. depth

541 feet above sea level

One of the unsung gems of New Hampshire's Monadnock region, little Swanzey Lake is well-loved by those lucky enough to live along its shoreline. The lake was created from a natural, spring-fed pool by damming the outlet of Swanzey Pond in the late 1700s. A succession of small mills utilized its water power over many years, helping the Town of Swanzey to grow into a thriving residential community. ... Read full review

Essex Chain of Lakes

(New York, USA)

1,602 acres

After long months of anticipation and hours of negotiation, the newly-acquired Essex Chain of Lakes opened in New York's Adirondacks region. An 11,600-acre tract of former Finch, Pruyn and Co. land used for timber harvesting was opened October 1, 2013 to interim use while the Adirondack Park Agency and other interested parties determined its final access designation. Some areas of the 69,000 acres ... Read full review

Mille Lacs Lake

(Minnesota, USA)

132,516 acres

75 miles of shoreline

42 feet max. depth

1,251 feet above sea level

August 2015 Update: The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources issued an order August 2, 2015 banning walleye fishing for the rest of the season. The 40,000-pound annual quota had been exceeded, reducing the walleye population to a dangerously low level. Mille Lacs Lake imposes a commanding presence in the Central Region of Minnesota. At 132,000 acres, Lake Mille Lacs is Minnesota's second largest ... Read full review

Attersee

(Salzburg, Austria - Styria, Austria - Upper Austria, Austria)

11,367 acres

31 miles of shoreline

561 feet max. depth

1,539 feet above sea level

For centuries the beauty of Austria's Attersee (see = lake) has been an inspiration to musicians, artists, poets, and authors. Nestled in the foothills of the Alps, Lake Attersee is Austria's largest inland lake, only a 30 minute drive east of Salzburg. Lake Attersee's crystal clear water runs for 12 miles spanning the boundaries of Upper Austria, Styria, and Salzburg Provinces. If you enjoy the outdoors, ... Read full review

Indian Lake

(New York, USA)

4,365 acres

49 miles of shoreline

85 feet max. depth

1,650 feet above sea level

Surrounded by the grandeur of the Adirondack Mountains, Indian Lake, in northern New York's Adirondack Vacation region, is a 4,365-acre lake well known for its year round attractions. With a southwest to northeast orientation in the hamlets of Indian Lake and Lake Pleasant in Hamilton County, Indian Lake has 49 miles of shoreline and offers the very best in fishing, boating, swimming, and opportunities ... Read full review

Occoquan Reservoir

(Virginia, USA)

2,100 acres

65 feet max. depth

52 feet above sea level

In the dialect of the Native American Dogue tribe, "occoquan" means "at the end of the water." The Dogue tribe occupied Northern Virginia up until the mid-1600s. They farmed, fished and hunted in the lands and waters of what is now called the Occoquan Watershed -- the drainage basin for the 2,100-acre Occoquan Reservoir. The long, meandering reservoir traces the border of Fairfax and Prince William ... Read full review

Issyk Kul

(Kyrgyzstan)

1,540,949 acres

428 miles of shoreline

2,192 feet max. depth

5,272 feet above sea level

Little-known Lake Issyk Kul in Kyrgyzstan is poised to become Central Asia's most famous tourism destination. Popular among citizens of the former USSR, the new and refurbished resorts and health spas of Issyk Kul are now open for business and beckon all those with an adventurous spirit to the second-largest high-altitude lake in the world. Sailing, swimming, sun bathing and mineral spas attract visitors ... Read full review