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Lake Name	Lake Summary
Abraham Lake	Also known as: Lake Abraham Abraham Lake is Alberta's largest reservoir, gracing the Kootenay Plains area of the Canadian Rockies' front range. The reservoir, created by damming ...
Adams Lake	Located in southern British Columbia amid the Columbia Mountains, Adams Lake is a more remote and less developed neighbor to nearby Shuswap Lake. Covering ...
Alouette Lake	Also known as: Alouette Reservoir, Lillooet Lake (historic) Only an hour away from big-city Vancouver, Alouette Lake provides a wilderness experience and a mountain view of beautiful Golden Ears Provincial Park. ...
Alta Lake	Also known as: Summit Lake Surrounded by one of North America's top ski resorts, Alta Lake is located in the community of Whistler, British Columbia. Reflected on the glistening ...
Bark Lake	Also known as: Lac des Ecorces, Lac de Barkme Bark Lake sits among the tree-covered hills of Canada's Laurentian Mountain region a short 50-mile drive northwest of Montreal and 100 miles northeast ...
Bass Lake	Nestled in the heart of Ontario's lake country, Bass Lake is a popular 1,000-acre recreational lake just west of the town of Orillia. Only 60 miles from ...
Benson Lake	Also known as: Rideau Lakes Benson Lake is part of the historic Rideau Waterway in Ontario, Canada. Benson Lake is one of six lakes surrounding Scott's Island. Benson Lake, Clear ...
Big Rideau Lake	Also known as: Rideau Lakes One of the largest lakes along the route of the Rideau Waterway in Ontario, Canada is Big Rideau Lake. This lake is controlled by a canal system called ...
Big Whiteshell Lake	Manitoba's Big Whiteshell Lake is a shining star among the 200 lakes in Whiteshell Provincial Park. Fourth largest lake in the park, Big Whiteshell Lake ...
Blue Hawk Lake	Surrounded by beautiful scenery, Blue Hawk Lake is located in the Haliburton Highlands region in Ontario, Canada. The Haliburton Highlands region was ...
Bobs and Crow Lakes	A perfect destination to savor the character of the Rideau Lake District is Bobs and Crow Lakes. Located 50 miles north of Kingston, Ontario, the two ...
Bowron Lakes	Also known as: Kibbee Lake, Indianpoint Lake, Isaac Lake, McLeary Lake, Lanezi Lake, Sandy Lake, Unna Lake, Skoi Lake, Spectacle Lake, Swan Lake, Babcock Lake Central British Columbia's Bowron Lakes is one of North America's finest canoe tours. Famous the world over, the Bowron Lakes attract visitors from all ...
Bras d'Or Lake	Also known as: Bras d'Or Lakes Bras d'Or Lake, translated as Arm of Gold, is a very large somewhat unique water body in central Cape Breton Island, part of Nova Scotia Province in Canada. ...
Brereton Lake	Close to civilized conveniences but in the heart of the wilderness describes Brereton Lake. Located two hours east of Winnipeg just north of Rennie on ...
Buckhorn Lake	Also known as: Trent-Severn Waterway, Kawartha Lakes Part of the Kawartha Chain of Lakes, Buckhorn Lake is one of the many lakes that make up the famed Trent-Severn Waterway. The waterway connects Lake ...
Buntzen Lake	Also known as: Trout Lake, Lake Beautiful-historic Nestled beneath lush green mountains near the British Columbia coastline, beautiful Buntzen Lake offers a wealth of hiking enjoyment to recreation seekers. ...
Burns Lake	Surrounded by over 300 fishing lakes in the heart of the Lakes District, he feels like a kid in a candy store. Some of the lakes, like a few of those ...
Calabogie Lake	About 10,000 years ago a glacier retreated across what would become Ontario, leaving over a quarter of a million lakes in its wake. The ice-scour lakes ...
Caniapiscau Reservoir	Also known as: Lake Caniapiscau "The money is not as useful as the land was before we lost it." -Chisasibi Cree Native About 9,000 years ago, the glaciers receded on the Laurentian ...
Capilano Lake	Also known as: Capilano Reservoir One of the most beautiful lakes in British Columbia is uninhabited Capilano Lake. The reservoir was created when Cleveland Dam was built across the Capilano ...
Charleston Lake	A natural haven awaits vacationers in Eastern Ontario along the shores of Charleston Lake. Balanced along the eastern edge of the Frontenac Arch geological ...
Chemong Lake	Also known as: Lake Chemong, Lake Chemung Chemong Lake is the largest lake in the Kawartha Chain of Lakes, covering more than 5,630 acres. This lake holds historical significance for the residents ...
Christina Lake	Also known as: Oasis of the Kootenays Consistently rated one of Canada's most popular family vacation destinations, Christina Lake offers some of the warmest lake waters in Canada. Located ...
Clear Lake	Also known as: Rideau Lakes One of the well-known smaller lakes on Ontario's Rideau Waterway is Clear Lake. Often overshadowed by bigger lakes such as Big Rideau Lake, Clear Lake ...
Cold Lake	Also known as: Big Fish Lake (historical) It's hard to believe that a water body named Cold Lake would be a summer water sports paradise, but this large lake on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border ...
Commanda Lake	A true jewel in the crown of Ontario's Near-North vacation playground, Commanda Lake is the perfect spot for either an annual vacation or a seasonal home. ...
Cultus Lake	Also known as: Swee-ehl-chah, Tsowallie Located in Canada's beautiful British Columbia, Cultus Lake shares its shores with Cultus Lake Provincial Park, Cultus Lake Park (District of Chilliwack's ...
Dollar Lake	Beautiful Dollar Lake is one of Nova Scotia's favorite vacation getaways. With over 500 acres of water set within a lush, wooded landscape, Dollar Lake ...
Dubawnt Lake	For one of the more challenging fishing experiences of your life, head to Dubawnt Lake in Nunavut, Canada's most northern province. At 350,000 acres, ...
Eagle Lake	Also known as: Pataomoxecing Follow the Trans-Canada Highway 25 miles east of Calgary and you will arrive at the northern shore of Eagle Lake. Surrounded by south-central Alberta's ...
Emerald Lake	Emerald Lake, the largest lake in British Columbia's Yoho National Park, is also one of the most scenic. The lovely lake nestled in the Emerald Basin ...
Falcon Lake	One of southeastern Manitoba's best vacation hideaways is Falcon Lake. This 3,700-acre lake offers a bit of everything-except crowded cities. Nestled ...
Ferguson Lake	Also known as: Fergusons Lake, Constos Lake If you've ever had a yen for an Ontario Cottage Country vacation without the commercialization and crowds, then Ferguson Lake is for you! Only seven miles ...
Folly Lake	Deglaciation smoothed out the rough-edged mountains of central Nova Scotia and created the cool, clear pond known as Folly Lake. The glaciers left behind ...
Garden Bay Lake	Garden Bay Lake is located just off the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, Canada. The Lake is one of four that rest along the edges of Pender Harbour. ...
Gouin Reservoir	Also known as: Reservoir Gouin When the directions say 'turn off the paved road', you know you're on your way to Gouin Reservoir. Visitors can drive to the lake, but most opt to fly. ...
Grand Lake	Grand Lake is one of those often-overlooked gems that has much to offer. Located in the province of Newfoundland, Grand Lake is a natural lake dammed ...
Great Bear Lake	Great Bear Lake is located in the Northwest Territories of Canada. It is a natural lake, encircled by wilderness, and the largest lake completely in Canada. ...
Great Central Lake	Also known as: Central Lake One of the most popular spots on a hot summer day on Vancouver Island is Great Central Lake. Long and narrow, nestled beneath low mountains, Great Central ...
Great Slave Lake	Great Slave Lake is the fifth-largest lake (by acreage) in North America and, following Great Bear Lake, is the second-largest in Canada. A natural lake, ...
Gull Lake	Surrounded by Alberta's wide-open spaces and endless Canadian skies, Gull Lake is located in Alberta's Central tourism region. Well situated between Edmonton ...
Hague Lake	White sand beaches, the scent of toasting sunblock-covered bodies, warm water for swimming, and virgin old growth Douglas fir trees all set against the ...
Haliburton Lake	Haliburton Lake is located in Ontario, Canada in a region called the Haliburton Highlands. The name was given due to the beautiful scenery that resembles ...
Harrison Lake	Also known as: Lake Harrison, Lake Qualts, Lake Kwals Found in Canada's beautiful Fraser Valley, Harrison Lake is the largest body of fresh water in southwestern British Columbia. Located 75 miles (120 kilometers) ...
Horsefly Lake	Horsefly Lake is a 34-mile long lake winding gently through the Cariboo Regional District in south central British Columbia. Located approximately one ...
Horseshoe Lake	One of the hidden gems in Alberta's Jasper National Park is stunning Horseshoe Lake. This small lake is hemmed by towering cliffs along much of its shoreline ...
Indian Lake	Also known as: Rideau Lakes Every North American chain of lakes seems to have an Indian Lake; Ontario's Rideau Waterway is no exception. The name no doubt came from the original ...
Katherine Lake	Also known as: Lake Katherine Calling a place "The Venice of the North on the Sunshine Coast" sets expectations very high. Fortunately, Pender Harbour in British Columbia more than ...
Kawartha Lakes	Also known as: The Kawarthas The Kawartha Lakes are a band of beautiful lakes in south-central Ontario, Canada that form the upper watershed of the Trent River. Although 14 lakes ...
Kelly Lake	Kelly Lake has secrets. But the biggest secret is a secret no more - and has put small Kelly Lake on the international radar. Both NASA and the Canadian ...
Kennisis Lake	A true jewel in the crown of Ontario's Cottage Country, 3500-acre Kennisis Lake has been the prefect vacation getaway for generations of Canadian cottagers. ...
Kootenay Lake	Also known as: Lake Kootenay Kootenay Lake's deep, clear waters stretch over 60 miles and 96,000 acres, reflecting the icy peaks of Kokanee Glacier. The lake is beautiful, ringed ...
Lac des Chats	Also known as: Chats Lake Lac des Chats is more than a 'wide spot' on the Ottawa River. Champlain and other explorers remarked on the abundance of catfish along the waterway, so ...
Lac des Trois Montagnes	She clips the carabineer onto the metal ring drilled into the rock. Reaching out with her foot she teeters between metal steps walking the "iron road." ...
Lac Desmarais	Also known as: Lake Desmarais St. Francis of Assisi, in the Roman Catholic pantheon of saints, was the patron saint of animals and the environment. It is not surprising then that Lac ...
Lac Saint-Jean	Also known as: Lake Saint-John, Piekouagami Follow Quebec's Saguenay River to Lake Saint John and you will follow a path carved by time and the impressive power of nature. The two waterways are ...
Lac Seul	Also known as: Lake Seul The second-largest lake entirely within Ontario, Lac Seul has somehow escaped the notice of the casual vacationer looking for a northwoods getaway. That ...
Lake Abitibi	Nearly 250,000 acres of water delight visitors to Lake Abitibi on the Ontario/Quebec border. This huge lake is actually two lake basins connected by a ...
Lake Annette & Lake Edith	Two small lakes just outside of the Town of Jasper, Lake Annette and Lake Edith are favorites of local lake lovers. Although the lakes aren't quite as ...
Lake Athabasca	Lake Athabasca is a 1,939,776-acre lake with a maximum depth of 410 feet making it the largest and deepest lake in both Alberta and Saskatchewan. Approximately ...
Lake Champlain	Lake Champlain, straddling New York and Vermont in the USA, and Quebec in Canada, is a natural freshwater lake seated 96 feet above sea level. Briefly ...
Lake Couchiching	Lucky cottagers at Lake Couchiching have the best of all worlds. As a part of the famed Trent-Severn Waterway, Lake Couchiching is the perfect home base ...
Lake Diefenbaker	Also known as: Diefenbaker Lake Lake Diefenbaker, the largest reservoir in southern Saskatchewan, is developing a reputation as a favorite vacationland for visitors from all over Canada ...
Lake Erie	Lake Erie, one of the Great Lakes of North America, straddles the borders of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan, and the Canadian province of Ontario. ...
Lake Huron	A glacial lake of epic proportions, Lake Huron is the second largest of the five Great Lakes by surface area, boasting 23,010 square miles and an incredible ...
Lake Kalamalka	Also known as: Kalamalka Lake, Kal Lake Sitting at the edge of the cliff, he watches the water swirl in ribbons of color from pale blue-green to indigo. Overhead, the sunset turns the sky lavender, ...
Lake Kipawa	Also known as: Lake Kippewa Sprawled across one of western Quebec's most beautiful environments, Lake Kipawa offers nearly 75,000 acres of pristine water stretching into countless ...
Lake Koocanusa	Also known as: Koocanusa Lake, Koocanusa Reservoir In the far north of the United States, tucked into the northwestern end of Montana, is the long, narrow Lake Koocanusa. This lake is actually a ...
Lake Laberge	A famous poem by Robert Service forever immortalizes Lake Laberge and the wonders of the Yukon Territory. "There are strange things done 'neath the ...
Lake Louise	Snuggled into Banff National Park, Lake Louise is a small lake in Alberta, Canada framed by the Rocky Mountains. The lake's 200 acres may not seem impressive ...
Lake Manitoba	Lake Manitoba is located in central Manitoba about 45 miles northwest of the city of Winnipeg. It is one of the best fishing and outdoor natural lakes ...
Lake Massawippi	Also known as: Massawippi Lake, Lac Massawippi Lake Massawippi is a 4,448-acre recreational wonderland in southern Quebec near the Vermont border. It has a maximum depth of 281 feet and an average ...
Lake Megantic	Also known as: Lac Megantic Lake Megantic is little-known outside of eastern Quebec, but its recreational reputation is growing. The 6500-plus acre lake garnered little common awareness ...
Lake Memphremagog	Also known as: Lac Memphremagog A perfect reflection of brightly colored mountains among a blue backdrop is cast upon Lake Memphremagog's smooth, motionless surface. A kayaker, sitting ...
Lake Metigoshe	One of the best spots for water recreation in North Dakota's North Central region is Lake Metigoshe. Often called the 'Jewel of the Turtle Mountains', ...
Lake Michigan-Huron	Lake Michigan and Lake Huron - two of North America's Great Lakes - are contiguous and they share the same elevation of 577 feet above sea level. They ...
Lake Midway	There is rich history rooted at Lake Midway in Nova Scotia, where witches dabbled in the past and ships wrecked along the coast near this lake. While ...
Lake Minnewanka	Also known as: Minnewanka Lake Lake Minnewanka holds the distinction of being the largest lake in Banff National Park. The 17-mile-long lake lies between scenic mountain ranges and ...
Lake Mistassini	Also known as: Lac Mistassini Lake Mistassini in Quebec's James Bay region is the stuff fishing legends are made of. Located 220 miles east of James Bay and over 400 miles north of ...
Lake Muskoka	Also known as: Muskoka Lake, Muskoka Lakes Region Lake Muskoka, located in Ontario's Muskoka Lakes Region, is one of Canada's most famous lakes. Actually a chain of lakes, Muskoka joins Lake Joseph and ...
Lake Nipigon	Located in Ontario Canada's Sunset Country, Lake Nipigon is a destination into a remote area of pristine wilderness and the largest lake entirely within ...
Lake Nipissing	Located in the Near North region of Ontario, Lake Nipissing is the fifth largest lake in Ontario excluding the Great Lakes. This relatively shallow 211,200-acre ...
Lake of the Woods	Spanning the border from Minnesota into the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Manitoba, Lake of the Woods is an enormous body of water over 68 miles long, ...
Lake Ontario	Lake Ontario, one of the world's five Great Lakes, weaves over state and country borders, delighting Americans, Canadians, and visiting tourists with ...
Lake Opinicon	Also known as: Rideau Lakes Opinicon Lake is part of a chain of lakes known as the Rideau Waterway in Ontario, Canada. The lake is connected to others by a canal system called the ...
Lake Osoyoos	Also known as: Osoyoos Lake Lake Osoyoos spans more than 5,700 acres and straddles the border of British Columbia, Canada and Washington state in the United States. The Okanagan ...
Lake Saint Clair	Also known as: Lake St. Clair Heart-shaped Lake Saint Clair is the smallest body of water in the Great Lakes system. Tucked between Lake Huron to the north and Lake Erie to the south, ...
Lake Simcoe	Spectacular Lake Simcoe is one of the most visited vacation spots in Ontario's south-central region. Just over an hour north of Toronto, Lake Simcoe provides ...
Lake St. Francis	Also known as: Lac Saint-Francois Lake St. Francis is part of the 2,340 mile system of locks, canals, and channels that link the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence ...
Lake St. Joseph	Lake St. Joseph in northwestern Ontario is the kind of lake a fisherman's dreams are made of. Famous all over North America as a prime fishery for northern ...
Lake St. Peter	Also known as: St. Peter's Lake, Lake Saint Peter Lake St. Peter is a 578-acre lake located in rural McClure township, Ontario, Canada. Its beautiful sandy beaches, scenic hiking trails, camping facilities, ...
Lake Superior	Skipping over state and country borders, Lake Superior, the largest, deepest, coldest, cleanest, least developed, and most pristine of the Great Lakes, ...
Lake Timiskaming	Also known as: Lake Temiskaming, Lac Temiscamingue Large, scenic and inviting, Lake Timiskaming forms part of the border between Ontario and Quebec. A full 68 miles long, Lake Timiskaming is about 5 miles ...
Lake Winnipeg	Lake Winnipeg is a long (271 miles) somewhat shallow outdoor enthusiast's dream. It's located some 35 miles north of Winnipeg, Manitoba and is a natural ...
Lake Winnipegosis	Lake Winnipegosis is located in central Manitoba Province about 375 miles (by car) northwest of the major city of Winnipeg. It is one of the best outdoor ...
Langford Lake	Located at the southern tip of one of North America's most scenic islands, Langford Lake is a mere 13 miles west of Victoria on Canada's Vancouver Island. ...
Last Mountain Lake	Also known as: Long Lake A visit to Regina Saskatchewan wouldn't be complete without a trip to Last Mountain Lake. The lake was named for a local Cree legend that the Great Spirit ...
Lesser Slave Lake	Located 236 miles northwest of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada, Lesser Slave Lake's more than 280,000 surface acres present a wonderful scenic recreational ...
Little Kennisis Lake	Little Kennisis Lake is the smaller counterpart to Kennisis Lake, which is one of the largest lakes in the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario, Canada. Little ...
Little Lake	When Thoreau wrote about Walden Pond, he obviously didn't know about Little Lake. For this small lake in Ontario's Rideau Lakes area could certainly inspire ...
Little Limestone Lake	One of Manitoba's newest provincial parks is the home of Little Limestone Lake. The approximately 10,000-acre lake is unusual in that it is considered ...
Little Manitou Lake	One of the most striking wonders of the Saskatchewan prairie, Little Manitou has been amazing its human visitors since well before European settlers arrived ...
Lochaber Lake	Nova Scotia's Lochaber Lake is nestled near the center of the main island near the Northumberland Shore region. Lochaber Lake shows its Scottish heritage ...
Long Lake	Long Lake is a sparkling 235-acre recreational lake located in the North Kawartha region of Ontario, Canada. Aptly named Long Lake for its long and narrow ...
Lost Lake	Surrounded by lush evergreen forests and spectacular mountain views, Lost Lake is a secluded lake near Whistler, British Columbia, Canada which is an ...
Mabel Lake	Located in south central British Columbia, Mabel Lake shares its shore with Mabel Lake Provincial Park and private development. Found in the midst of ...
Magic Lake	Magic Lake Estates are found along the shore of Magic Lake and spread toward the coast and forested hills of North Pender Island, one of British Columbia's ...
Maligne Lake	With a name derived from the French word for wicked or evil, Alberta's Maligne Lake (pronounced muh-leen) offers a contradictory scenic and serene face. ...
Manicouagan Reservoir	Also known as: Lake Manicouagan, Lac Manicouagan, Lac Mouchalagane Manicouagan Reservoir is one of the world's most interesting geological features. This huge annular (circular) lake was shaped by a number of factors, ...
Maple Lake	Maple Lake is a lovely natural freshwater lake tucked away in the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario. This lake has 829 acres of calming blue waters. The ...
Mazinaw Lake	Also known as: Upper Mazinaw Lake, Lower Mazinaw Lake Amazing Mazinaw Lake holds court as the headwaters of Canada's Mississippi River in eastern Ontario. This beautiful sprawling lake has alternately delighted ...
Mixal Lake	The crystal-clear water of Mixal Lake provides a tranquil and beautiful vacation setting. This natural freshwater lake is fairly undeveloped with a few ...
Moraine Lake	Moraine Lake, one of the jewels in Banff National Park's crown, is sometimes dismissively called 'the other lake'. Nothing could be more misleading. Neighbor ...
Namakan Lake	Also known as: Namakan Reservoir Namakan Lake's delights await the lucky visitor. Covering more than 24,000 acres with many small islands, about half of the lake is located in Minnesota's ...
Nettilling Lake	Biting wind batters the exposed part of your face while snow collects on your parka like dust. The dogs keep pace as your sled slips across the ground. ...
Newboro Lake	Also known as: Mud Lake, Rideau Lakes Newboro Lake, in Ontario's Rideau Lakes Region is synonymous with water fun. The 4500-acre lake is home to cottages and fishing camps, islands large and ...
Nimpkish Lake	Also known as: Lake Nimpkish Nimpkish Lake is a scenic wonder and a prime destination for windsurfers and fishermen. Located at the northeast corner of Vancouver Island, Nimpkish ...
Northern Light Lake	Sprawling and unspoiled, Northern Light Lake spreads across western Ontario's Granite Shield like a blanket of water. The lake isn't well-known; only ...
Okanagan Lake	Also known as: Lake Okanagan Okanagan Lake, located in British Columbia's Napa of the North Country, is a vacationer's paradise. Its sheer size and convenient location make this well-developed ...
Otter Lake	Also known as: Big Otter Lake Otter Lake is a sparkling 1,252-acre lake located near Parry Sound, Ontario, in the Georgian Bay region known as The 30,000 Islands. The Georgian Bay ...
Otter Lake	Fed by Canadian Cascade Mountain runoff and clear spring water, Otter Lake is a popular summer-time retreat located in southern British Columbia's Regional ...
Pavilion Lake	Something's going on at Pavilion Lake in British Columbia's Cariboo region . . .something besides the trout fishing, the camping, hiking, canoeing and ...
Peyto Lake	Banff National Park in Alberta province is the birthplace of the Canadian national park system (1885), and Peyto Lake is one of the small, spectacularly ...
Pinecrest Lake	Pinecrest Lake is a mountain paradise found in the Pacific Range of British Columbia's Coast Mountains. Located just off the Sea-to-Sky Highway, Pinecrest ...
Pipmuacan Reservoir	Also known as: Reservoir Pipmuacan Far to the north in Quebec's vast evergreen forests, Pipmuacan Reservoir performs unseen yet vital service to the customers of Hydro-Quebec. About 90% ...
Pitt Lake	North America's largest freshwater tidal lake is impressive 19,000-acre Pitt Lake near Vancouver. Nestled in a valley north of the Fraser River, Pitt ...
Ponhook Lake	Ponhook Lake is a 106-acre lake located in the Canadian Maritime Province of Nova Scotia. Set within the Ponhook Lake Nature Reserve, the lake is dotted ...
Qu'Appelle Lakes	Also known as: Fishing Lakes, Calling Lakes Qu'Appelle? Yes, the name of a group of four popular Southern Saskatchewan lakes is a French question. Qu'Appelle Lakes, also known as the Fishing Lakes, ...
Quarry Lake	Quarry Lake is 129-acre lake located one hour west of Calgary and five minutes from the town of Canmore and Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. As ...
Rainy Lake	Rainy Lake's sprawling 221,000 acres straddle the border of the United States and Canada. Known as a water sports lover's paradise, Rainy Lake is located ...
Red Rock Lake	Beautiful Red Rock Lake, small by Manitoba standards, is nestled in the central portion of Whiteshell Provincial Park. Sized at over 500 acres, Red Rock ...
Reindeer Lake	Reindeer Lake is the one of the largest lakes in North America, covering about 1,500,000 acres and spanning the border of Saskatchewan and Manitoba provinces ...
Reservoir Cabonga	Also known as: Cabonga Reservoir, Cabonga Lake A trip to Cabonga Reservoir in Quebec is the true definition of 'getting away from it all'. The massive reservoir covers 261 square miles, but only 187 ...
Rice Lake	Rice Lake is a 24,748-acre lake located in south-eastern Ontario, southeast of the city of Peterborough and north of Cobourg. The beautiful lake is part ...
Ross Lake	Also known as: Ross Reservoir Spectacular Ross Lake is one of the seldom seen gems in north-central Washington. This fantastic 22-mile long reservoir covers 11,680 acres along the ...
Round Lake	Round Lake is a spectacular 7,596-acre lake located in Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada. Renfrew County is part of the Ottawa Valley which was carved by ...
Saganaga Lake	The 13,832 acres of Saganaga Lake straddle the border of Northeastern Minnesota and Ontario, Canada. Part of the well known Boundary Waters Canoe Area ...
Sakinaw Lake	Located two hours northwest of Vancouver, Sakinaw Lake is a 1,695-acre lake located on the Sechelt Peninsula of the Sunshine Coast, between Pender Harbour ...
Sand Lake	Also known as: Davis Lake, Rideau Lakes Sand Lake is one of the best-known lakes along the Rideau Waterway in Eastern Ontario. Sand Lake is the location of idyllic Birch Island and home to many ...
Seymour Lake	Seymour Lake may not be on everyone's recreational radar, but this natural lake just outside of the town of Smithers, British Columbia certainly delights ...
Shawnigan Lake	Shawnigan Lake is a 1,327-acre lake located on southern Vancouver Island, 3 miles west of Mill Bay and 28 miles north of Victoria. Known as a summer recreation ...
Shoal Lake	Remote, inviting and beautiful describes Shoal Lake. Sprawling across about 80,000 acres in southwestern Ontario at the border with Manitoba, Shoal Lake ...
Shubenacadie Grand Lake	Also known as: Grand Lake Located just outside the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) in Nova Scotia, Grand Lake is one of the most popular area lakes for water sports. The lake ...
Shuswap Lake	With 889 miles of shoreline and a multitude of provincial parks, 76,602-acre Shuswap Lake in the Southern Interior of British Columbia offers unlimited ...
Slocan Lake	Also known as: The Slocan Beautiful Slocan Lake occupies a scenic portion of British Columbia's Slocan River Valley. This natural undammed lake is unusual as it has no major rivers ...
Smallwood Reservoir	Wild, diverse and always impressive, Smallwood Reservoir is not a place to be taken lightly. Smallwood Reservoir is not a place for leisurely lakeside ...
Spednic Lake	A lone canoe glides through the water of Spednic Lake with only a pair of loons for company. Unknowingly dancing between two countries, the canoeist ...
Spotted Lake	Also known as: Osoyoos Lake, Lake Klikuk Travel five and a half miles west on Highway 3 from the town of Osoyoos, British Columbia, and you'll come to a most remarkable phenomenon. Spotted Lake ...
St. Mary's Lake	Also known as: St. Mary Lake, St. Marys Lake St. Mary's Lake is a beautiful and tranquil 729-acre lake located west of the community of Kimberley in the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada. ...
Star Lake	One of the choice residential lakes within Whiteshell Provincial Park is beautiful Star Lake. Located just west of much larger West Hawk Lake, Star Lake ...
Stave Lake and Hayward Lake	Also known as: Stave Reservoir, Hayward Reservoir Stave Lake and Hayward Lake are reservoirs located about an hour east of Vancouver in British Columbia's Fraser Valley. Managed by BC Hydro, these lakes ...
Stillwater Lake	Located 15 minutes from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Stillwater Lake is a 122-acre spring-fed freshwater lake known for its peace and quite and excellent trout ...
Sylvan Lake	Sylvan Lake is located midway between Alberta's two largest cities, Calgary and Edmonton, and 12 miles northwest of Red Deer. This natural lake covers ...
Thetis Lake	Also known as: Upper Thetis Lake, Lower Thetis Lake 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 ...
Trout Lake	Located in Ontario's Nipissing District, Trout Lake has everything to offer the northwoods adventurer looking for water-based activities. Often overshadowed ...
Troy Lake	If you're looking for a quiet, lakefront cottage vacation, then Troy Lake is for you. Although Troy Lake is not physically connected to the historic Rideau ...
Upper Rideau Lake	Also known as: Rideau Lakes Upper Rideau Lake holds a prominent place in Ontario's 'other Cottage Country'. Although many think of the area around Lake Muskoka as Eastern Canada's ...
Village Bay Lake	Paddlers will find 266-acre Village Bay Lake a virtual paradise with its beautiful scenery, sandy beaches, small islands and hidden bays just waiting ...
Waterton Lakes	Also known as: Chief Mountain Lake, Knights Lake, Kootenay Lakes "Where the mountains meet the prairies" is the motto of Waterton Lakes National Park, the home of three Waterton Lakes that straddle the Montana-Alberta, ...
West Hawk Lake	Also known as: The Meteor Lake Occupying a prominent position on the southern Manitoba/Ontario border, West Hawk Lake is a favored destination within Whiteshell Provincial Park. The ...
Williams Lake	Also known as: Columneetza Williams Lake is located in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Region of Canada's British Columbia, a magnificent land stretching across British Columbia's interior ...
Wilson Lake	Also known as: Wauquimakog Lake Ontario visitors who think 'cottage country' is limited to the Muskoka Region will miss out on Wilson Lake! Located in Ontario's 'near north', Wilson ...
Wollaston Lake	Wilderness adventures draw people to Wollaston Lake in northeastern Saskatchewan. Sparsely populated, Wollaston Lake is home to copious amounts of wildlife, ...
Wood Lake	Surrounded by mountains and beautiful scenery in the interior of British Columbia, Canada, Wood Lake is a 2,224-acre lake in a chain of five major recreational ...

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