Lake Abraham in Alberta, Canada, treats visitors to a spectacular winter phenomenon: stacks of pearl-like bubbles trapped between layers of ice. The lake’s stunning allure (Credit: Daniel ...

The phenomenon is particularly prevalent at Abraham Lake because it is not a natural lake. Created in 1972 by the damming of the North Saskatchewan River, the lake boasts an abundance of organic ...

Lake Abraham at dusk was captured by Geoff Pinkney on Nov. 23, 2019. (Submitted by Geoff Pinkney) Aliona Rondeau captured the layered methane bubbles on Instagram.

Abraham Lake is described on a well-known travel website as “an unknown gem in the Canadian Rocky Mountains — readily ... Alberta's pro-Canada forces scoop separatists, set referendum ...

Alberta Environment and Parks is spending $8.4 million over three years to install vault toilets, add bear-proof food lockers and grade roads at four popular spots along Abraham Lake.

A traveler carefully walked on the frozen Abraham Lake in Alberta, Canada, sharing footage of his daring stroll to Twitter on May 20.Stuart Milliner filmed a video that shows himself slowly walking on ...

Abraham Lake, located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains on the North Saskatchewan River, is a little different from most other bodies of water. For one thing, it's man made. The lake, which is 32 ...

Abraham Lake lies in Canada, whose name comes from a public naming contest. When winter comes, the lake will take on a magnificant icy scenery. Bubbles under the icy layer are methane gas.

Article content. Abraham Lake is featured in the latest edition of Canada Post’s ‘From Far and Wide’ stamp series, offering a view of nine must-see places across the country.