Tag: “Lake Baikal”

44 places found.

  1. Sly Park Recreation Area

    Camping, boating, picnics, hiking and mountain biking are among the attractions at this small lake in the western Sierra Nevadas. The lake is actually a reservoir but it is also a major recreation area in El Dorado county.

  2. Glacier National Park

    People rhapsodize about Glacier, but why? The pretty peaks and bright blue lakes?

  3. Tate Mountain

    The Tate community is build around a small lake atop a mountain. It is a beautiful and quiet place hidden away in North Georgia, apart from any large cities.

  4. Who's On Third

    Who's On Third is a little eatery on Third Avenue in Spring Lake, New Jersey. Known for American fare, it is the perfect place for breakfast and lunch.

  5. Hoffman's Ice Cream & Yogurt

    Variety is the spice of life, and at Hoffman's variety is just what you will get. Currently listing 48 flavors of home made ice cream, it's no wonder that you will find lines out the door on a hot summer night.

  6. Sunday Park

    Sunday Park is a nice, quiet little spot in Midlothian, Virginia, perfect for family outings or just taking time alone. This park offers boating, fishing, playgrounds and nature trails.

  7. Lake Issyk Kul

    If you look at a map of Kyrgyzstan, you cannot miss Lake Issyk Kul, the largest lake in the country, located in its northeastern quadrant. The lake is roughly 182km long by 61km wide, and at its deepest, it reaches a depth of 702 meters.

  8. St. Catharine's Church

    St Catharine's Church is a Roman Catholic Church that borders Divine Park in Spring Lake, New Jersey. Frescos adorne the walls inside the church that are currently undergoing renovations.

  9. Sand Harbor

    Sand Harbor is quite possibly the most picturesque spot on Lake Tahoe. It is located on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe and is part of the Nevada State Parks system.

  10. Taylor Creek Visitor Center

    The Visitor Center, located in South Lake Tahoe on Hwy 89, is operated by the National Forest Service. It has an easy self-guided nature walk and a stream profile room where you actually view Taylor Creek from below the level of the creek.

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