Maryland has quite a few lakes, some of which we’ve previously discussed here. However, there are some that stand out not only for their beauty, but also for the magical reflections on the still water. These 10 mirrored lakes in Maryland are perfectly picturesque and worth a visit.

  1. Clopper Lake

Flickr / Nicolas Raymond Located at Seneca Creek State Park in Montgomery County, Clopper Lake remains gorgeous year-round. It is particularly picturesque during autumn.

  1. Loch Raven Reservoir

Flickr / Jill Meinert There are many amazing sights to see around this Baltimore County reservoir. The stillness of the water makes for picture-perfect reflections.

  1. Lake Habeeb

Flickr / Via Tsuji Lake Habeeb is located at Rocky Gap State Park. This Western Maryland gem is pristine and inviting.

  1. Redington Lake

Flickr / Frank Monaldo This stunning spot is located at the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge in Laurel. This quiet haven is ripe for catching gorgeous water reflections.

  1. Lake Elkhorn

Flickr / ZOOPMON This Columbia lake has a trail that runs around it, so you can view lovely reflective scenes from all angles.

  1. Hunting Creek Lake

Flickr / Mary L Located at Cunningham Falls State Park in Frederick County, this lake is popular in the summer for swimming. However, there’s a calm stillness about it during the off season that is quite majestic.

  1. Prettyboy Reservoir

Flickr / Shyn Darkly This gorgeous scene can be found in Baltimore County. Many people visit the reservoir to get a bit of peace and quite outside of the city.

  1. Liberty Reservoir

Flickr / David Heise The area around this lake is mostly smooth, but you can also find rocky spots for rustic sightseeing.

  1. Lake Needwood

Flickr / Linh Nguyen This Montgomery County Lake is popular for canoeing and paddle boating. As the day draws to a close and visitors thin out, the glassy water is the perfect place to capture crisp reflections.

  1. Lake Linganore

Flickr / Tim Lauer This Frederick County spot has beautiful reflective views and is a quiet refuge to getaway from it all.

Have you visited any of these mirrored lakes in Maryland? Be sure to also check out Maryland’s largest and most impressive lake.

Flickr / Nicolas Raymond

Located at Seneca Creek State Park in Montgomery County, Clopper Lake remains gorgeous year-round. It is particularly picturesque during autumn.

Flickr / Jill Meinert

There are many amazing sights to see around this Baltimore County reservoir. The stillness of the water makes for picture-perfect reflections.

Flickr / Via Tsuji

Lake Habeeb is located at Rocky Gap State Park. This Western Maryland gem is pristine and inviting.

Flickr / Frank Monaldo

This stunning spot is located at the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge in Laurel. This quiet haven is ripe for catching gorgeous water reflections.

Flickr / ZOOPMON

This Columbia lake has a trail that runs around it, so you can view lovely reflective scenes from all angles.

Flickr / Mary L

Located at Cunningham Falls State Park in Frederick County, this lake is popular in the summer for swimming. However, there’s a calm stillness about it during the off season that is quite majestic.

Flickr / Shyn Darkly

This gorgeous scene can be found in Baltimore County. Many people visit the reservoir to get a bit of peace and quite outside of the city.

Flickr / David Heise

The area around this lake is mostly smooth, but you can also find rocky spots for rustic sightseeing.

Flickr / Linh Nguyen

This Montgomery County Lake is popular for canoeing and paddle boating. As the day draws to a close and visitors thin out, the glassy water is the perfect place to capture crisp reflections.

Flickr / Tim Lauer

This Frederick County spot has beautiful reflective views and is a quiet refuge to getaway from it all.

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