The lake's third-largest island is uninhabited and rustic, with wildlife, beach camping, and dense forests — a true wilderness adventure for intrepid paddlers.

Aerial view of Lake Sørvágsvatn over the ocean in the Faroe Islands, Denmark. By most standards around the world, a 1.31-square-mile lake may not seem like a big deal. But not only is Lake Sørvágsvatn ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The island is heavily forested, with inland lakes and a terrain of ancient lava bedrock. There are no hiking trails here due to ...