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Lake Kremasta: Greece's Biggest Artificial Lake Is an Unsung Adventure Spot
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Lake Kremasta: Greece's Biggest Artificial Lake Is an Unsung Adventure Spot

Lake Kremasta in central Greece is the country's largest artificial lake — clean turquoise water, fishing, eag...

Kaniksu National Forest: Idaho's Quietest Corner for Lakes, Hikes and Caribou
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Kaniksu National Forest: Idaho's Quietest Corner for Lakes, Hikes and Caribou

Kaniksu National Forest on the Idaho-Montana border: glacier lakes, waterfall hikes, caribou and trophy fishin...

Shadow Cliffs: The Former Gravel Quarry Between San Francisco and Modesto That's Now a Swim, Fish and Birdwatch Park
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Shadow Cliffs: The Former Gravel Quarry Between San Francisco and Modesto That's Now a Swim, Fish and Birdwatch Park

Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area near Pleasanton: a former quarry turned 266-acre park with an 80-acre l...

Council Grove Lake: Kansas' 3,200-Acre Reservoir for Camping, Fishing and Beach Days
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Council Grove Lake: Kansas' 3,200-Acre Reservoir for Camping, Fishing and Beach Days

Council Grove Lake in Kansas' Flint Hills, under two hours from Topeka, offers six campgrounds, a swim beach,...

Skiatook Lake: Oklahoma's Bluff-Fringed Boating Lake Just 30 Minutes From Tulsa
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Skiatook Lake: Oklahoma's Bluff-Fringed Boating Lake Just 30 Minutes From Tulsa

Skiatook Lake near Tulsa offers boating, smallmouth bass fishing, swim beaches and camping — an easy Oklahoma...

Wahpper: North Dakota's 5,000-Pound Catfish That Goes for a Swim Every Spring
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Wahpper: North Dakota's 5,000-Pound Catfish That Goes for a Swim Every Spring

Wahpper, a 40-foot, 5,000-pound fiberglass catfish in Wahpeton, North Dakota, claims the world title — and goe...

Riverside Beach Camping in California's Central Valley: Turtle Beach Campground in Manteca
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Riverside Beach Camping in California's Central Valley: Turtle Beach Campground in Manteca

Turtle Beach Campground in Manteca, CA offers riverside beach camping on the San Joaquin with boat launches, f...

Blessington Lakes: Ireland's Biggest Artificial Lake, an Hour from Dublin
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Blessington Lakes: Ireland's Biggest Artificial Lake, an Hour from Dublin

Pollaphuca Reservoir (Blessington Lakes) is Ireland's largest artificial lake — hiking, boating, fishing and W...

Big Run State Park: Western Maryland's Quiet Spot for Primitive Camping and Reservoir Fishing
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Big Run State Park: Western Maryland's Quiet Spot for Primitive Camping and Reservoir Fishing

Big Run State Park in western Maryland offers year-round primitive camping, plateau views, and fishing for wal...

Jackson Meadow Reservoir: The Tahoe Alternative That Draws Just 30,000 People a Year
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Jackson Meadow Reservoir: The Tahoe Alternative That Draws Just 30,000 People a Year

Jackson Meadow Reservoir in Tahoe National Forest offers Tahoe-style scenery with 280+ campsites, trout fishin...

Governor Thompson State Park: Wisconsin Northwoods Camping an Hour From Green Bay
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Governor Thompson State Park: Wisconsin Northwoods Camping an Hour From Green Bay

Camping, 16 miles of trails and lake recreation at Governor Thompson State Park — just over an hour from Green...

Siren, Wisconsin: The Tiny 'Lilac Capital' With Antique Shops and Hook-Shaped Lakes
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Siren, Wisconsin: The Tiny 'Lilac Capital' With Antique Shops and Hook-Shaped Lakes

Siren, Wisconsin — the state's lilac capital — pairs antique shops and cosy cafés with bass fishing, lakeside...

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