America's Dirtiest Lake For Swimming In 2026 Is A Popular Destination In Utah
This beautiful Utah lake may be a popular destination for its pink water and high saline content, but it was also named the dirtiest lake in the U.S. in 2026.
Read MoreThis beautiful Utah lake may be a popular destination for its pink water and high saline content, but it was also named the dirtiest lake in the U.S. in 2026.
Read MoreWhile it's not exactly a place most people associate with water, New Mexico is home to some stunning bodies of water, including this dramatic landscape.
Read MoreSitting at over 7,000 feet above sea level, this pristine, high-altitude lake located in one of America's most popular national parks is bucket-list worthy.
Read MoreThis stunning state park lake is a crystal-clear reservoir with Caribbean-blue water ideal for snorkeling, surrounded by forests for scenic waterfall hikes.
Read MoreThis gorgeous inland lake, offering swimming and paddling in clear glacial water and sunbathing on sandy beaches, is the deepest lake in the state of Vermont.
Read MoreYou don't need a boat to snorkel near these Caribbean beaches -- and you can still experience geothermal bubbles, a shipwreck, whale sharks, and turtles.
Read MoreA global ranking named this stretch of Southern California beach the best on the Pacific Coast and one of the best in the world. Here's what to do there.
Read MoreWhile the Great Lakes are certainly worth a trip, this smaller, inland lake in Michigan is perfect for a more relaxed getaway full of swimming and watersports.
Read MoreFeast on Venezuelan, Greek, or German cuisine in this underrated city in Texas — then head to the lake on its doorstep to swim, fish, cycle, and camp.
Read MoreYou may have heard of Banff, but this Alberta park could well have passed you by. However, its lakes and hiking make this lesser-known park worth the visit.
Read MoreCalling all kayakers: Explore this extraordinary U.S. state with 3 million lakes and marvel at waterfalls and wildlife including black bears.
Read MoreIndiana’s largest artificial lake is a beautiful outdoor gem featuring swimming, fishing, boating, jet skiing, hiking, camping, and so much more.
Read MoreDon't miss this underrated destination for kayaking and canoeing in the United States, with endless mangroves and freshwater marsh to explore.
Read MoreAs if Southern California didn’t have enough to offer, you can jump, slide, and bounce in this fun floating inflatable water park between LA and San Diego.
Read MoreThis lovely water reservoir-turned-lake in Northern California features lots of outdoor family fun, including swimming, hiking, and an inflatable water park.
Read MoreYou might think you need to go to an ocean coast to find the best surfing waves, but the Great Lakes create powerful waves too. Here’s how, and where to go.
Read MoreThis Midwest location is known as the Water Park Capital of the World, so no wonder it’s home to one of North America’s largest floating outdoor water parks.
Read MoreVisit this family favorite amusement park for a budget-friendly summer escape with access to iconic rollercoasters and an extensive water park.
Read MoreNorthern California is home to the largest inflatable water park in North America, and it makes for a perfect family-friendly summer escape.
Read MoreWhile this stunning Gulf Coast wetland area in Texas won't officially open until 2030, you can still explore its scenic paddling trails by kayak right now.
Read MoreYou don't need a passport to enjoy a Caribbean-style vacation. This Florida park has clear water, family-friendly amenities, and miles of pristine beaches.
Read MoreBeyond the epic mountains of Colorado, the state is also home to one of the largest water parks in the country, and it's less than half an hour from Denver.
Read MoreFamilies around San Jose have relied on this summer water park to escape the heat for decades, but that tradition is taking an unexpected pause.
Read MoreThis lake in Oregon's Deschutes National Forest is the perfect summer destination for boating, fishing, and camping, and it's just an hour from Bend.
Read MoreWhen New York City's summer heat becomes unbearable, locals head to a beloved Long Island water park for a refreshing escape. Here's why it's a must-visit.
Read MoreThis summer, water slides, trampolines, climbing bridges, and of course swimming await at this inflatable aquapark at Los Angeles county’s largest lake.
Read MoreWith four water slides, a kiddie pool, a lazy river, and a wave rider, Georgia’s new water park opening in summer 2026 promises lots of family fun.
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