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Mono Lake: California’s Geological Marvel and Ecological Wonder
Tufa towers characterize Mono Lake, which sits at the edge of the California/Nevada border. Tufa towers are Mono Lake’s iconic calcium carbonate (limestone) structures that rise up from underwater. It is one of the oldest lakes in North America, at over one million years old. Mono Lake sits within the Mono Lake Tufa State Natural…
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What in the World are Shade Balls?
Shade Balls are small, floating, black spheres (balls) that protect open bodies of water like reservoirs that supply water to municipalities. Their purpose is to protect the water from contamination and evaporation. In the U.S., they were employed first to protect four Los Angeles reservoirs in 2008. What Are Shade Balls Used For? Do Shade…
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Discovering the Untouched Wilderness of Dove Lake, Tasmania
Dove Lake is a glistening gem amid the rugged terrain of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. This scenic lake provides a tranquil sanctuary for those seeking solace in the embrace of nature. Visitors are enchanted by its pristine waters and sweeping vistas. About Dove Lake Dove Lake stands as a prominent attraction in Tasmania,…
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Unraveling the Majesty of Lake Superior’s Massive Expanse
Lake Superior, the largest of the Great Lakes of North America, holds within its vast expanse a world of wonders. From its sheer size and remarkable depth to the diverse wildlife that calls its waters home, Lake Superior offers a plethora of opportunities for adventure and discovery. Lake Superior Size & Depth Stretching across an…
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Lake Tekapo, New Zealand: Celestial Splendor and Enchanting Maori Tales
Lake Tekapo entices travelers with promises of celestial wonder and cultural intrigue. The lake is renowned for its unrivaled stargazing opportunities against a backdrop of pristine beauty. Beyond the shimmering night skies lies a rich tapestry of Maori legends and traditions, weaving tales of spiritual significance and cultural heritage into the fabric of this enchanting…
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Journey to Great Slave Lake, Canada
The Great Slave Lake lies in Canada’s province of Northwest Territories (NWT). NWT encompasses 1,346,106 square kilometers (519,735 sq mi) and as of 2021 from the NWT Bureau of Statistics, a population of 44,579, or one person per 30-square kilometers (km). The southernmost edge of the Great Slave Lake is 122 km from the Province…
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Lake Garda, the Jewel and Allure of Italy
Lago di Garda (Lake Garda) is Italy’s largest lake. It derives its name from the Germanic word warda, meaning “place of guard” or “place of observation”. Its serenity, unique villages and towns, and northern mountains make it Northern Italy’s most popular tourist destination. Italians are famous for architecture, cuisine, and fashion, and Lake Garda rises…
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The Saranac Lakes: New York State’s Tranquil Triad
The Lower, Middle, and Upper Saranac Lakes are also called the Tri-Lake Region. The Adirondacks, where the Saranac Lakes lie, are noted for their boundless wilderness. Boundless wildernesses attract artists and photographers, conservationists and environmentalists, nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and solitude seekers. The Saranac Lakes offer nature lovers the ultimate indulgence. Why the Fascination with…
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Milford Lake: A Natural Prairie Beauty
Milford Lake lies in the Flint Hills physiographic region of Kansas that spans over several counties in northeastern Kansas. Milford Lake’s shores touches Clay, Dickson, and Geary Counties. The Flint Hills are a super special place in the U.S. The Flint Hills is where people find Milford Lake, famous for fishing. It has one of…
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What Happened to Fucine Lake?
Historians traditionally accept that the establishment of Ancient Rome is 753 B.C. beside the River Tiber. Others accept circa 625 B.C. Emperor Claudius built a series of canals and tunnels from 41 to 52 B.C. that linked Fucine Lake to the Liris River. This lake has an extensive and engaging history. This article will highlight…
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Lake George New York: One of the Cleanest Lakes in the World
Traveling through the Adirondacks to Lake George in New York presents breathtaking views. Upon arrival, with plenty to do at Lake George, visitors can always add Adirondack adventures to their itineraries. Although Lake George is in the enormous Adirondack National Park, the Lake George region acts like its own unique haven. US Route 9N follows…
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Fascinating Underwater Ghost Towns
People are captivated by drowned towns under lakes. Scuba divers live to explore these watery ghost towns and communities. Sometimes, we can find enough historical documentation that makes for an interesting story. We have a few underwater ghost towns to talk about with some fascinating historical facts. Underwater communities turn into artificial reefs and habitats…
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