The phrase "accessible lakes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe lakes that are easy to reach or visit, often in the context of outdoor activities or tourism.
Example: "The park features several accessible lakes, perfect for families looking to enjoy a day of fishing and picnicking."
Alternatives: "reachable lakes" or "easily accessible lakes".
Sea/river-type sockeye that are better able to persist in glaciated habitat and home less precisely than lake-type sockeye would be more likely to encounter newly accessible lake habitat, but lake-type sockeye would probably be better adapted for limnetic life in the new habitat.
The availability and distribution of freshwater is of grave concern, since only 2.5% of it covers the earth's surface, only a fraction of which is accessible via lakes, reservoirs and river systems (Berner and Berner 2012).
"We should look at it as a resource and an opportunity to have it become an accessible small lake". And now is the time to start figuring out how to do it, said Jipp, who is a UCLA fundraiser.
Beautiful buildings and accessible mountains and lakes.
Unfortunately, over 97% of it is too salty for human consumption and only a fraction of the remainder is easily accessible in rivers, lakes or groundwater.
Improvements to infrastructure have made the lake increasingly accessible: a second road opened in 2012 and the completion of the 954m yuan (£100m) Lugu Lake airport this year will bring an extra 450,000 people.
It is accessible only from the lake, with no road leading to it.
The lake is accessible via the Lyell Highway, through Derwent Bridge, from Hobart, 108 miles (174 km) southeast.
My two sons, grandsons and I got the place, the only dwelling on the lake and accessible only by water, functioning with propane gas appliances by last fall.
Once this lake became accessible by rail, American and Canadian promotional literature and graphic illustrations emphasized the romantic nature of its paddle-wheel excursions, scenic landscape, and resort hotels.
