55. Lake Superior, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin
Veteran visitors say the lake’s name pretty much speaks for itself. This state-spanning lake is not only the largest of the Great Lakes but also the largest freshwater lake on the planet (measured by surface area). The best time to visit the lake is during the fall.
Take in the views along the lake’s lovely 2,700-mile shoreline. It’s then that the nearby foliage is a virtual rainbow of warm, welcoming colors. Visit the southeast of this lake and see Spray Falls. The clear turquoise water looks as if it came from the beautiful Caribbean. Other neighboring natural attractions include the beaches, the impressive 200-foot sandstone cliffs, and additional waterfalls that pour into the lake at popular Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
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Yes! I lived there one summer and have visited it several times before and after that.