A remote wilderness in northern Vermont holds Lake Willoughby, Vermont’s deepest lake that is entirely within Vermont’s borders. Glaciers carved out Lake Willoughby in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. Years ago, former Vermont governor and U.S. senator, George Aiken, deemed this region the Northeast Kingdom. Aiken thought this region so gorgeous that it should be a kingdom. …
Montanans know Cracker Lake in Glacier National Park in Montana as a turquoise gem. Glacier National Park comprises 150 named Rocky Mountain peaks and is full of lakes lying in deeply carved mountain valleys. This park is known for its 700-plus-miles of hiking trails and over 700 lakes. Cracker Lake is one of the smaller…
The annual trek of folks in the north with time and resources flying south for winter is a long-standing tradition in the U.S. Lakehub has compiled this list of lakes you can enjoy year round in warm weather with warm water. Here, we focus on lakes in regions like the southwest, southeast, southwest, with some…
Once one of the largest lakes in Italy, Fucine Lake (Lago Fucino) was a vast inland body of water surrounded by mountains in the Abruzzo region. For centuries, it was a mysterious and temperamental lake—prone to flooding, yet vital to the communities around it. But today, it no longer exists. So what happened to Fucine…
Each winter for over a decade, the shores of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin transform into a breathtaking frozen wonderland with the arrival of the Ice Castles. This magical, one-of-a-kind experience draws visitors from all over the Midwest and beyond to explore a stunning maze of hand-crafted ice formations, glowing tunnels, frozen slides, and dazzling LED-lit sculptures.…
There is no wrong time to visit the stunning shores of Lake Tahoe, as each season brings its own unique charm and allure. The towns and communities nestled around the lake come alive year-round. They host a vibrant array of events that draw in approximately 15 million visitors annually from all corners of the globe. …
When visitors arrive in Mexico City, they are often drawn to the vibrant allure of Lake Xochimilco, a gem that offers an abundance of entertainment, delicious cuisine, and immersive cultural experiences. Xochimilco is nestled in the southern part of the city, just off the Anillo Periférico—a major outer beltway. At Lake Xochimilco, (pronounced SO-chee-MILL-koh), one…
Country boys and girls grow up mudding, and even if they don’t go mudding on purpose. That is just because of dirt road conditions in wet weather and out in the livestock pastures and fields of crops. More than likely, a rural citizen never thinks of calling a tow truck if they get stuck in…
The Sea of Galilee! So much rich history! This article attempts to answer questions about this historical water body. The answers will include Biblical associations because of the numerous references to the Sea of Galilee in the Bible. The Bible is one of the primary reasons for the Sea of Galilee’s fame. The Sea of…
What people consider an ideal year-round living situation can depend on climate, cost of living, condition of your house, flood insurance requirements, night or party life, physiography of the lake, convenience of shopping and services, terrain, wildlife, etc. Do you want to live in a more controlled HOA or an unchartered community without city services?…