The Green Mountain State is just loaded with natural beauty. From tumbling waterfalls to panoramic mountain vistas, there is no shortage of magnificent treasures to be discovered. One spot that is especially cherished is the clear Vermont lake that is staggeringly attractive. Lake Willoughby in Vermont appears like something out of a dream, yet it is all too real and unbelievably impressive. Come see why it's one of the most incredible lakes in Vermont!

Lake Willoughby, the clearest lake in Vermont, in the northeastern town of Westmore is a breathtaking natural wonder that must be seen to be believed.

The crystalline waters reflect the overhead sky resulting in what appears to be one of the bluest lakes in New England.

Bordered by forest and mountains, Lake Willoughby is an oasis of natural beauty, making it one of the best lakes in Vermont.

See straight to the bottom through the transparent waters along the edges of this clear Vermont lake.

The lake is almost five miles long and reaches a depth of up to 320 feet in places. This is the second deepest lake in the Green Mountain State.

Enjoy popular activities on the lake such as swimming, boating, and fishing during your lake getaway in Vermont.

Enjoy splashing around in the crisp waters of this glacial lake. Known for its chilly temperatures, you'll be quite refreshed after a dip.

Watch as the sun goes down for an incredible view. It's a picture-perfect sight every time.

This lake is absolutely awe-inspiring and has been listed as a National Historic Landmark. You will fall in love with this treasured lake and its jaw-dropping beauty.

What are your favorite lakes in Vermont? Have you ever visited Lake Willoughby? Share your experiences and your photos in the comments section below.

For more of Vermont's dazzling natural wonders, check out this waterfall-fed pool and this emerald lake. If you love gazing at all of the natural beauty in the Green Mountain State join our Vermont Nature Lovers Group on Facebook. The photos being shared are simply fantastic.