RESULTS 76 Lakes.
Bay Harbor Lake is your access to Lake Michigan from the Bay Harbor resort community. Complete with a marina, docking assistance, concierge services, unique shopping, dining and more.
Big Bear Lake is a 350-acre lake in Otsego County. Max depth is 35 ft. The Big Bear Lake State Forest Campground is located at the north end of the lake. The Big Bear Lake Pathway is a 2.5-mile path winding through the Mackinaw State Forest.
A tributary of the Au Sable River, Big Creek is a popular stream for brook and brown trout. It originates at the south end of Caulkins Lake in Otsego County flowing south.
Big Manistique Lake or just Manistique Lake is a 10,000-acre (approximate) lake near Curtis in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Fed by the Helmer Creek and Portage Creek which connect the lake to North Manistique Lake and South Manistique Lake. There are four boat ramps, camping, and fishing available for bass, walleye, and yellow perch.
Located in Montmorency County's Albert Township, Big Wolf Lake is 236 acres of peace and quiet. Fish, kayak or canoe this inland lake just miles from Lewiston.
The seventh largest inland lake in Michigan with a surface area of over 10,000 acres, Black Lake is a wonderful all-sport lake. Popular for the short Sturgeon fishing season, summer boating, and year-round recreation. Black Lake is located in Cheboygan and Presque Isle Counties and is easily reached from M-68 Highway and M-33 Highway.
There are eight rivers in Michigan known as Black River. They are located in Alcona, Cheboygan, Allegan, Van Buren, Gogebic, Mackinac, Marquette, St. Clair and Ottawa Counties. Black River in Cheboygan County is nearly 80 miles long connecting the Cheboygan River to Black Lake.
Burt Lake, one of Northern Michigan's many popular lakes in the beloved Inland Water Route, is located in Cheboygan County. With over 17,000 acres, a length of approx. 10 miles and width of 5 miles, this is Michigan's 4th largest lake. Burt Lake boasts great fishing, boating and year 'round recreation. These listings are provided by the Emmet Association of Realtors.
Burt Lake, one of Northern Michigan's many popular lakes in the beloved Inland Water Route, is located in Cheboygan County. With over 17,000 acres, a length of approx. 10 miles and width of 5 miles, this is Michigan's 4th largest lake. Burt Lake boasts great fishing, boating and year 'round recreation. These listings are provided by the Water Wonderland Association of Realtors.
Located in Alcona and Iosco Counties, Cedar Lake is 1,075 acres. Cedar Lake is 5 ft. deep on average and is used for boating, swimming, fishing, and hunting. There are two main streams feeding into Cedar Lake; Sherman Creek and Jones Creek.
Cedar River in Antrim County is east of Bellaire, Michigan. The river flows from Chestonia Township flowing westward toward Bellaire, across Kearney Township and through Blair Lake. The Cedar River Natural Area trail system offers 4 miles of trails meandering through the untouched forests along the Cedar River.
Michigan's 3rd biggest lake, Lake Charlevoix is just over 17,000 acres with 60 miles of shoreline! The lake touches 6 different townships; Charlevoix, Marion, Hayes, Eveline, Bay and Evangeline with the cities of Charlevoix, Boyne City, Advance and East Jordan along the shores. This is a well-loved lake for boating. (The Boyne Thunder charity poker run starts and ends on Lake Charlevoix.) There are many public access sites and several parks on Lake Charlevoix.
The Cheboygan River connects Mullett Lake to Lake Huron, ending the 40-mile Inland Water Route. The river flows northward and is a short, 7 miles in length.
Northern Michigan's 40-mile Inland Water Route beings with Crooked Lake in Emmet County. Crooked Lake is approximately 2,352 acres and is well known for year 'round recreation. The Crooked Lake sandbar is a boater and swimmer favorite for hot summer days. Fishermen know they can always boat over to Pickerel Lake if the fish aren't biting. The communities of Conway, Oden and Ponshewaing touch the shores of Crooked Lake while the lake is divided among the school districts of Littlefield (Alanson) and Petoskey schools.
Deer Lake's shoreline is a modest, 4.2 miles. The surface area is 463 acres. The deepest point of Deer Lake is just 22 feet. Just west of Boyne Falls, this lake is found on the west side of Boyne Mountain, on East Deer Lake Road. Nearby are many options for golf and ski and outdoor recreation. Boyne Mountain's Beach House Resort offers plenty of year 'round fun. Lake enthusiasts enjoy paddle boarding, canoeing/kayaking, sailing and swimming.
Douglas Lake is located in Cheboygan County and is easily accessed from US-31 Highway just northeast of Pellston, Michigan and the nearby Pellston airport. The surface area is 3,700 acres with a maximum depth of 80 feet. There is a public access site to Douglas Lake at the end of Douglas Lake Road, near the Douglas Lake bar. The University of Michigan Biological Station claims the entire eastern shore of Douglas Lake with 10,000 acres, reserved for student opportunities for biological education.
The Au Sable River's East Branch runs through the Hartwick Pines State Park, a 9,762-acre park near Grayling and I-75. The river received the Blue Ribbon Trout Stream designation.
Grand Lake is well known for its fishing and boating. It is a 5,660 acre lake in Presque Isle County, about halfway between Rogers City and Alpena along US-23 Highway. There are several access ramps and nearby gas stations/ grocery stores.
Grass Lake is about 10 miles northwest of Hillman and is 382 acres. This is a very shallow lake with a max depth of 10 ft but average depth of 4 ft. Much of the lake is surrounded by state land. There are 13 species of fish living in Grass Lake with a high population of Bluegill.
Harold Lake and Pencil Lake are nestled within the private association: Lakes of the North. Located 11 miles east of Mancelona and US-131. These lakes offer private beaches, beach houses, pavilions, picnicing areas, playgrounds, volleyball and basketball courts.
Heart Lake is located in Waters, Michigan with nearby access to I-75. As the 13th deepest lake in Michigan at 123 ft. deep, Heart Lake is well known for fishing and boating. There is a public boat launch at the south end of Heart Lake off of East Heart Lake Drive and the Iron Belle Trail is just to the west.
Higgins Lake is one Michigan's most popular recreation areas. It is the 10th biggest lake in Michigan at 9,900 acres. Located in Roscommon County, Higgins Lake has two state parks on the north and south ends. It is easily accessible from M-127 and I-75. This lake is a four season recreation lake. Canoe, kayak, camp, and spend the day at the beach or enjoy the Higgins Lake annual winterfest!
Houghton Lake is over 20,000 acres and is Michigan's largest inland lake. The maximum depth of Houghton Lake is 22 feet. This is a well loved and well known lake for outdoor recreation enthusiasts. There are several nearby marinas and campgrounds. Easy access to Houghton Lake can be found off of M-127 Highway and I-75. Enjoy a day at the beach, the spa, canoeing/kayaking, fishing, hiking, off-roading, golfing, boating or more!
A beautiful Northern Michigan destination at 8,850 acres, Hubbard Lake is popular all year round for fishing. One of Michigan's largest inland Lakes, Hubbard Lake is located approximately 25 miles south of Alpena. There are 3 boat ramps available. The nearby Hubbard Lake nature preserve is an 80 acre preserve with trails for hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and year round recreation opportunities.
Lake Huron, one of our five Great Lakes, hugs Lower Michigan's eastern shore. It is our second largest lake and it has the longest shoreline of the Great Lakes. Lake Huron offers beautiful sunrises, beaches, boating; sailing, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, hiking, biking, sightseeing, visit a lighthouse, and so much more.
The Indian River is a 5 mile stretch of the Inland Waterway which connects Burt Lake to Mullett Lake. There is a marshy area known as the Indian River Spreads that is home to wildlife such as Osprey, Bald Eagles, Otters, Loons and more. Activities along the river include canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, boating and fishing. There are opportunties to stop along the way for dining and supplies in the commuity of Indian River. There are two marinas along this short stretch for fuel stops plus.
Lake Emma is 115 acres of great fishing. Located about 15 miles from Rogers City, Lake Emma can be accessed from the south end, off of West Road.
A private, 43 acre lake that is just 20 minutes from Gaylord. (Many mapping sites have this lake identified as Lewis Lake).
Near Grayling (3 miles), Lake Margrethe is 1,920 acres with a maximum depth of 65 ft, it is the largest lake in Crawford County. Much of the lake is shallow but is well known for fishing. The Lake Margrethe State Forst Camprground offers camping, picnicing and a shallow and sandy beach area.
Long Lake is located between Mullett and Black Lakes in northern Cheboygan County (east of Cheboygan). It is a 392 acre lake with a 5.45 mile shoreline. It is a popular lake for boating, swimming and fishing. It has a maximum depth of 61 feet. There is an access site at the north end of the lake with parking available.
A 175 acre lake within the Huron- Manistee National Forest near Mio, Michigan, surrounded by Jack Pines. Mack Lake recreation area offers ORV trails, pickinicking, camping and fishing.
The Manistee River runs 190 miles through Antrim County. It is a popular river for wild life viewing, beautiful scenery, canoeing, boating and trout fishing. There are several day use areas and campgrounds along the Manistee River.
