Viola‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 호수

This road is a treat whether you're heading up or downhill. Lake Sebago is gorgeous as well and a great place to have a water break after the climb.

Originally a small pond, Lake Welch was increased to its current size when a dam was built in 1942. It boasts the largest beach in Harriman State Park as well as multiple picnic and bbq areas.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Beautiful lake with a well maintained path running round the lakeshore.

This is a really beautiful 72-acre lake. The perfect spot for a short break!

At the top of Jackie Jones Mountain, you'll find the last fire lookout of the area. It was built in 1928 and put out of use in the 1970s. It was however restored in 2018, and you can climb up the stairs to get a delightful view of Lake Welch, the Hudson River and surrounding hills.