North Dakota has many pretty lakes, ponds, and rivers that draw in visitors from all over the place. Whether you are heading out to fish, boat, or just relax on the shore, you can appreciate the natural beauty they hold. There is one particular lake in this state that is a visual marvel. You’ll want to make a point to visit here someday if you haven’t already, because it is simply gorgeous.
The stunning blue waters will drop your jaw once you see this lake, known as Lake Metigoshe.
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The state park named after this like has become one of the most popular parks in the entire state due to the beauty and serenity found surrounding it.
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The peaceful calm of the lake would put anyone at ease. There are lakeside cabins, a small beach, and many other ways to enjoy it.
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At times the waters can be so calm that they appear to make a mirror to the sky above in the most spectacular way.
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Lake Metigoshe was named by the Chippewa, and the word means “clear water surrounded by oak.” The dense forests surrounding the beautiful blue waters offer many trails and places to explore.
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Many docks are available to take advantage of all the lake has to offer. People who fish here can find walleye, northern pike, and perch beneath the sapphire surface.
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Kayaks and canoes are also available here for you to paddle out on the water and enjoy it for yourself.
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Lake Metigoshe is busy all year round and would make the perfect weekend lake retreat!
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Lake Metigoshe State Park is located about 14 miles northeast of Bottineau, North Dakota, and is the northern most state park in the entire state. For more information, click here.
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Be sure to check out these other awesome lakes in North Dakota and see what this state has to offer for year round fun!
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