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Braunig Lake

(Texas, USA)

1,275 acres

50 feet max. depth

507 feet above sea level

Braunig Lake is a popular fishing spot for San Antonio city dwellers. A leisurely 17-mile drive southeast of the Alamo City takes you to the flat grasslands of south Texas and trophy-sized bass fishing. The wide open spaces and powder-blue skies brushed with delicate clouds make this a perfect place to relax and enjoy a day or a week. As you pass through the gently rolling hills, you become aware ... Read full review

The Hideout at Lake Ariel

(Pennsylvania, USA)

254 acres

For anyone who was sorry to see summer camp end, the Hideout in Lake Ariel could be the answer. Tucked away in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, The Hideout is a four-season recreation community with a club or activity for everyone. The Hideout is a gated community with good security. The only people allowed in the community are homeowners, their guests, and renters. With about 3,000 homes ... Read full review

Lake Macbride

(Iowa, USA)

812 acres

20 miles of shoreline

47 feet max. depth

730 feet above sea level

One of east central Iowa's best recreation lakes is Lake Macbride. Construction of the lake was first recommended in 1932, with the project adopted by the State Conservation Board. A $50,000 federal grant was secured to pay for the dam, with labor provided by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The State Conservation Board aided in development of what became Lake Macbride State Park, with the land donated ... Read full review

Punderson Lake

(Ohio, USA)

80 acres

3 miles of shoreline

57 feet max. depth

1,144 feet above sea level

A widely-kept secret in the northeastern region of Ohio is the beautiful surroundings and recreation available at Punderson Lake. Completely enclosed by Punderson Lake State Park, this is one of only a few natural lakes in Ohio. Careful development by the State of Ohio has optimized recreational opportunities surrounding the 80-acre lake, including fishing, swimming, camping and hiking trails. Part ... Read full review

Pachaug Pond

(Connecticut, USA)

841 acres

17 feet max. depth

Pachaug Pond is nestled in the town of Griswold, in southeastern Connecticut and is the state's largest public water body east of the Connecticut River. With over 800 surface acres to 'play on', residents and visitors enjoy excellent outdoor activities including fishing, swimming, boating, camping, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, hiking and more. Pachaug Pond is an outdoor lovers delight for visitors ... Read full review

Echo Reservoir

(Utah, USA)

1,394 acres

10 miles of shoreline

110 feet max. depth

5,560 feet above sea level

Echo Reservoir sits almost smack in the middle of the countryside between Salt Lake City and the Utah/Wyoming border. It's hard to miss, as Interstate 80 runs right along its shore for about 3 miles. It was created in the early 1930s to help retain the water that thawed from the nearby Uintas Mountains and subsequently caused overflow of the reservoir's sole tributary - the Weber River. It was one ... Read full review

Cuyuna Lakes, Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area

(Minnesota, USA)

253 acres

4 miles of shoreline

25 feet max. depth

1,195 feet above sea level

Little known but extra special are the many lakes within the Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area in central Minnesota. Nature lovers and recreational activity fans, particularly those who enjoy mountain biking, are hearing more and more about this group of lakes and their beautiful scenic setting. One of the 5000-acre Recreation Area's major features is the 25 miles of world-class, IMBA certified ... Read full review

Lake Maninjau

(Indonesia)

24,587 acres

33 miles of shoreline

541 feet max. depth

1,506 feet above sea level

A desire to take the road less traveled takes many West Sumatra tourists to Lake Maninjau. The 22-mile route from Bukittinggi-the nearest town-is a single lane containing 44 hairpin curves. In fact, the road is called Kelok 44 for that very reason, and the majority of the curves are on the descent into the caldera itself. The lake's name means 'overlook' in the local language, and looking down at ... Read full review