Part of the Catawba River Chain of Lakes, Lake Hickory in North Carolina covers nearly 4,223 acres with 105 miles of shoreline. From boating and jet skiing to kayaking and fishing, Lake Hickory provides a natural playground for a number of water sports.
Here are kayakers waiting for the sunset on Lake Hickory.
Kayaking at Sunset
Kayakers enjoy a pleasant time on Lake Arenal (Costa Rica) with breath-taking views of the Arenal Volcano and may observe different species of birds like the “Flycatcher,” “Kingfisher,” “Great Blue Heron” and “Anhinga” and may also possibly hear and see Howler monkeys up in the rainforest trees that surround the lake!
Reflection photography, also referred to as mirror photography, is when you use reflective surfaces to create an artistic echo of a scene. Here are reflections of trees on a lake creating a Monet-like painting effect. The red kayak adds to the scene.
Despite the attractive hotel on the shore, the red kayak gets prime attention in this image.
Colorful kayakers enjoy Lake Junaluska, North Carolina against a backdrop of green mountains and spectacular clouds
Colorful kayaks are ready for action at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina.
One of the very popular activities at Lake Junaluska during the summer, is kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding on the lake.
Colorful kayaks line up at the beach ready to go, but waiting for a higher tide
Kayaks Ready to Go