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Shadow Lake

(Vermont, USA)

210 acres

139 feet max. depth

1,394 feet above sea level

Nestled in the heart of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, Shadow Lake is encased in beauty all year long with dazzling autumns and stunning springs. Shadow Lake is located in Orleans County in the Town of Glover, Vermont. Originally charted to 62 Grantees, the Town of Glover was named in honor of General John Glover who was the commanding officer to many of the grantees during the Revolutionary War. Owned ... Read full review

Thetis Lake

(British Columbia, Canada)

88 acres

55 feet max. depth

197 feet above sea level

Thetis Lake is actually two lakes - Upper and Lower Thetis Lakes located within the Thetis Lake Regional Park in View Royal, British Columbia. A narrow channel connects the lakes and is just wide enough for a canoe or kayak to squeeze through. Fishing in the lake is said to be excellent and if you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the Thetis Lake Monster. Thetis Lake Regional Park is a the ... Read full review

Keuka Lake

(New York, USA)

11,584 acres

59 miles of shoreline

183 feet max. depth

714 feet above sea level

Keuka Lake, nicknamed Lady of the Lakes for its vast natural beauty, boasts two unique characteristics that set it apart from its sister Finger Lakes: First, rather than being long and narrow, Keuka Lake is Y-shaped. This characteristic lends accounts for the lake's old nickname of Crooked Lake. Second, Keuka empties into Seneca lake-the only Finger Lake that empties into another Finger Lake. At ... Read full review

Lake Delton

(Wisconsin, USA)

267 acres

915 feet above sea level

Lake Delton, whose name is derived from the French word Dalles meaning gorge, is one of the Midwest's most popular vacation areas. Along with the nearby Wisconsin Dells, the area gets more than three million visitors a year. Lake Delton and its sister lake, Mirror Lake, are impoundments of the Dell Creek. The creek flows through the lakes, over Delton Dam, and winds its way to the lower Dells ... Read full review

Longview Lake

(Missouri, USA)

930 acres

891 feet above sea level

Northwest Missouri's Longview Lake is one of the recreational focal points of Jackson County Parks and Recreation. The 930-acre lake lies amid 4,852-acre Longview Lake Park and provides outdoor amenities for nearly every purpose. Built for flood control, recreation, wildlife and fish conservation, Longview Lake demonstrates the best aspects of a federal and local shared project. Part of the Little ... Read full review

Loon Lake

(New York, USA)

586 acres

12 miles of shoreline

32 feet max. depth

Loon Lake is tucked in amongst the magnificent Adirondack Mountains. In 1892, in an effort to protect the water, timber and natural beauty of the Adirondack Mountains, the New York State Legislature established the Adirondack Park. In the years since, the wildlife and forests of the Adirondacks have flourished making the park wilder and more pristine than it was at the time of its creation. Nestled ... Read full review

Lake Tangipahoa

(Mississippi, USA)

554 acres

5 miles of shoreline

20 feet max. depth

328 feet above sea level

Lake Tangipahoa is usually a quiet, unassuming little lake nestled within Percy Quin State Park in Mississippi's Capital-River region. The 554-acre lake belongs to the state and serves as the recreational centerpiece of the very popular state park. But, every once in awhile, even the quietest member of the lake community creates a stir. Lake Tangipahoa did just that in late August of 2012 when excess ... Read full review

Titisee

(Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany)

321 acres

131 feet max. depth

2,815 feet above sea level

At 321 acres, Titisee or Titi Lake (see=lake) is the largest natural lake in Germany's Black Forest. It is a natural reservoir dammed by glacial moraine during the last ice age and extends about a mile long and on-half mile wide. Titisee has a maximum depth 131 feet and receives most of its water from the inflowing Seebach River. Water leaves Titisee through the Gutach River, eventually reaching ... Read full review