If you love ice skating and the great outdoors but haven’t experienced skating on a lake, you’re missing out. There’s no better feeling than gliding freely on ice while taking in the cool, fresh air.
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.” As suggested in this line from his famous play, Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare argues that a name is a convention …
These are the top 5 largest man-made lakes in the United States: The topic of man-made lakes is not new to Lake Homes Lifestyles. In fact, we’ve covered a couple of different angles on the subject, including The Evolution of …
Here’s a list of the most common snakes found in the United States: Garter Snake Coral Snake Kingsnake Watersnake Rattlesnake While most aspects of living at the lake are enjoyable, dealing with less-than-pleasant wildlife is not. For most people, coming …
With nearly 800 miles of shoreline, Table Rock Lake is one of the most popular recreation destinations in Arkansas and Missouri. From boating and fishing to parasailing, there’s no shortage of outdoor activities. It’s one of the most famous fishing …
Running parallel for more than 50 miles along the Tennessee Valley are these twin lakes: Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. The former is older, while the latter is a younger and slightly smaller lake. They’re connected by a canal called …
As lake homeowners, we care deeply about the health and well-being of our lake ecosystems, which we continue to enjoy year after year. With global issues like climate change affecting the natural world, it’s becoming increasingly important for dedicated professionals …
There’s nothing like gazing at the lake from the dock or back porch of your lake home. But can you imagine a bird‘s eye view of these incredible bodies of water? Some lakes are situated at such heights that you …
From the continent-connecting Caspian Sea to the tropical allure of Lake Victoria, lakes with long shorelines have earned the attention and imagination of people across the globe. As we explore the history and cultural significance of these lakes, let this …
Ice sailing traces its roots to the Dutch. The Poughkeepsie and Hudson River Clubs were prominent ice-yachting organizations. The ice boat has become smaller, sleeker, and faster over the years. Ice sailing continues to grow in popularity, especially in North …
