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Saguaro Lake

(Arizona, USA)

1,264 acres

116 feet max. depth

1,529 feet above sea level

Saguaro Lake is located in the Tonto National Forest within Maricopa County, about 40 miles east of Phoenix. It is a true desert oasis for Valley residents needing some rest and relaxation. The 1,264-acre lake stretches 10 miles long, providing recreational users with 20 miles of scenic shoreline. Driving along its shores, you will be awed by the breathless beauty of the steep cliffs, crystal blue ... Read full review

Katmai Crater Lake

(Alaska, USA)

6 miles of shoreline

800 feet max. depth

3,955 feet above sea level

Little known and seldom seen, Katmai Crater Lake is an example of nature's handiwork at its most impressive. Located on the Alaskan Peninsula within Katmai Park and Wilderness, the crater lake is young by geological standards: The caldera was created as a result of the eruption of lava from Novarupta Volcano in 1912. It was thought at the time that Katmai volcano itself had erupted in an explosion ... Read full review

Wamplers Lake

(Michigan, USA)

750 acres

5 miles of shoreline

35 feet max. depth

967 feet above sea level

The favorite destination of many summer visitors, 750-acre Wamplers Lake has delighted countless generations seeking water-based fun. Nestled in the picturesque Irish Hills of southeast Michigan, Wamplers Lake occupies the corner intersections of Jackson, Lenawee and Washtenaw counties. Located beside the old stagecoach road from Detroit to Chicago, adventurous settlers moved into this area of the ... Read full review

Big Lake

(Alaska, USA)

2,495 acres

26 miles of shoreline

89 feet max. depth

142 feet above sea level

There are over 3,000 lakes in the Mat-Su Valley, and Big Lake is one of the largest. The Mat-Su Borough, which is short for Matanuska-Susitna, is 24,000 square miles, about the size of West Virginia. With the beauty of the surrounding Talkeetna and Chugach Mountains and the clean glacial water and bays, it is easy to see why the Mat-Su Valley is "Where Alaska Comes to Play". Big Lake's slogan is ... Read full review

Laguna de Apoyo

(Granada, Nicaragua - Masaya, Nicaragua)

5,190 acres

12 miles of shoreline

656 feet max. depth

246 feet above sea level

She has fallen asleep in the hammock by Laguna de Apoyo, her book resting open on her chest. A soft breeze coming off the turquoise water ruffles her hair while howler monkeys chatter in the overhead. She meant to stay awake and enjoy the giant palm trees, black sand beach and crystal clear freshwater of Laguna de Apoyo, but the tranquility of the volcanic crater lake caught her. There will be ... Read full review

Kelly Lake

(California, USA)

70 acres

2 miles of shoreline

18 feet max. depth

52 feet above sea level

Take a scenic 95-mile drive south of San Francisco and you will arrive at the exclusive Kelly Lake properties in the community of Watsonville. Kelly Lake is a quiet 70-acre private lake located in California's beautiful Monterey Bay area. Found between the cities of Santa Cruz and Monterey, Kelly Lake residents are only minutes away from the spectacular beaches and world-renowned scenery of central ... 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 Oroville

(California, USA)

15,500 acres

167 miles of shoreline

695 feet max. depth

793 feet above sea level

Lake Oroville, snuggled into the Sierra Nevada Foothills about 75 miles north of Sacramento, is one of northern California's favorite playgrounds. Boasting the tallest earthen dam in the United States -- 770 feet -- the reservoir was built by the California Department of Water Resources on the Feather River as part of the California State Water Project. Since its completion in 1967, Lake Oroville ... Read full review