These 10 Gorgeous Lakes In Maryland Are Demanding Your Attention

Did you know that Maryland has no natural lakes? Even though all Maryland lakes are man-made, they are still spectacular bodies of water that we're proud to call our own. Listed below are 10 of the best lakes in Maryland that you won't regret checking out.

1. Deep Creek Lake, Garrett County

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2. Little Seneca Lake, Montgomery County

This beautiful lake is the focal point of Black Hill Regional Park.

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3. Lake Artemesia, Prince George's County

This stunning lake attracts hundreds of birds and is perfect for bird watching. It's one of the major lakes in Maryland for those who love listening to birds sing and glide through the air overhead.

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4. Greenbriar Lake, Washington County

This lake includes a beach, which draws many swimmers in the late spring and summer.

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5. Lake Centennial, Howard County

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6. Tuckahoe Lake, Caroline County

Tuckahoe Lake is breathtaking year-round but especially so in autumn. When you go in the fall, you'll see that it's one of the most beautiful lakes in Maryland.

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7. Gilbert Run Lake, Charles County

Gilbert Run Lake is one of the most picturesque places to go fishing.

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8. Cunningham Falls Lake, Frederick County

This lake is perfectly nestled in the Catoctin Mountains. This is a truly stunning lake in Maryland.

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9. Lake Conoy, St. Mary's County

Lake Conoy is a serene, popular fishing spot.

Learn more about St. Mary's County.

10. Piney Run Lake, Carroll County

Find out more about Piney Run Park.

With just over 100 lakes in Maryland, these are only a handful of the splendor. What are your favorite lakes to visit? Share in the comments!