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.
When it comes to freshwater aquatic life, there’s so much that’s still unexplored. Surprisingly, most of them won’t be found in the open waters outside your lake house. Many species of fish dwell only in underground lakes, often living in …
Colossal ice towers, multi-colored sculptures, playful tunnels, and invigorating sleigh rides—most of us have only seen these views through the lens of a snow globe. But did you know you could experience this stunning winter wonderland in person? Five U.S. …
Previously on Lake Homes Lifestyles, we covered which states and countries have the most or fewest lakes. But now, it’s time to add all these up and see where each continent ranks. As the data demonstrates, the continents with the …
Halloween is upon us, and spooky season is officially in full swing! It’s time to make that cup of apple cider, sit by the fire at your lake home, and share some ghostly lake tales. In the previous installment of …
You’ve heard of oceanography, the study of oceans. And marine biology, the study of marine life. But you may be less familiar with limnology, the study of lakes. Limnologists working in this important field help advance scientific research about lake …
Sometimes, vacationing in a lake area can be a good indicator of whether or not you want to invest in property. When you’re looking to buy a lake home, it can be tough to determine what features are most important …
As lake homeowners, we’ve all gone swimming in the lake during the summer. But when you’re wading upright in the water, have you noticed that your feet are colder than your torso? This is because of lake stratification. Its significance …
As a lake homeowner, you’re probably familiar with the concept of topography. It refers to the study of land surfaces, which encompasses various features such as mountains, hills, valleys, and bodies of water. When looking at lake areas, one common …
One of the biggest threats to the homeostasis of aquatic life on the lake is invasive plants. A classic example is algae blooms, which spread a thin layer across the water’s surface, blocking sunlight from the rest of the ecosystem …
