Lake Powell

The next position on the list of the most beautiful lakes in the world is Lake Powell. In Utah and Arizona, the United States, there is a man-made reservoir on the Colorado River called Lake Powell. It is a popular vacation spot that about two million people visit each year. With a maximum storage capacity of 25,166,000 acre-feet, it is the second-largest artificial reservoir in the United States after Lake Mead. However, in terms of volume of water, depth, and surface area, Lake Mead has occasionally underperformed Lake Powell in the 21st century.

Two million people a year visit the lake, which is a significant tourist destination. It is the second-largest reservoir that humans have built, and it was formed by flooding Glen Canyon. The Glen Canyon Dam, Rainbow Bridge, and Hite Crossing Bridge are just a few of the numerous attractions in the area of the lake.

Swimming and boating may be added to the hiking, camping, and sandstone dynamics you've come to anticipate from southern Utah thanks to Lake Powell's calm blue water, which flows directly into sand beaches.

Location: Utah and Arizona, United States