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Traverse City area lakes and beaches are a huge attraction to this Northern Michigan region.  This area has a
total of 180.8 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and 149 deep, aqua-colored lakes.  In this section, you can
learn about some of the lakes to see if you want to visit them while in the area.
Summertime sunset over Lake Michigan in Northern Michigan
Boating on Grand Traverse Bay
Tobeco Beach Area on East Grand Traverse Bay
Grand Traverse
County &
Traverse City
Area Lakes

Arbutus Lake

Bass Lake

Bellow Lake

Boardman Lake

Bridge Lake

Brown Bridge Pond

Cedar Hedge Lake

Cedar Lake

Christmas Tree Lake

Coffield Lake

Denzer Lake

Dollar Lake

Downs Lake

Duck Lake

Dyer Lake

East Twin Lake

Ellis Lake

Fife Lake

Fish Lake

Green Lake

Headquarters Lake

High Lake

Hillmantle Lake

Indian Lake

Long Lake
located in a forested
resort area five miles
southwest of downtown
Traverse City and 3.5
miles north of
Interlochen. Long Lake
is a 3,000-acre "all
sports" lake that offers
two sandy beach areas,
volleyball court,
basketball and tennis
courts, a boat launch
and a smooth, sandy
bottom that is great for
swimming.  Fishing for
bass, perch, muskie and
northern pike is also
popular in Long Lake and
locals say it has "the
best Walleye fishing in
northern Michigan."  
Other recreational
opportunities in the
area include hiking and
biking, windsurfing, jet
skiing, cross-country
skiing, snowmobiling
and sledding.


Lost Lake

Lyons Lake

Mud Lake

Muncie Lake No 1-4

North Twin Lake

Pickerel Lake

Rennie Lake

Roots Lake

Sand Lakes 1-5

Silver Lake

South Twin Lake

Spider Lake
a 450-acre "all-sports"
lake located 10minutes
southeast of Traverse
City. The lake has
fishing for bass, bluegill,
perch, pike and crappie
and motorboats are
allowed with a speed
limit enforced during
certain hours.  Other
area activities include
hiking, horseback riding,
canoeing, swimming,
water and jet skiing,
golf, parasailing,
windsurfing, cross
country skiing and
snowmobiling.


Spring Lake

Strombolis Lake

Tonawanda Lake

Truax Lake

Twin Lake No. 1

Twin Lake No. 2

Vandervoight Lake

West Twin Lake
Leelanau County
Lakes

Cedar Lake

Duck Lake

Gilbert Lake

Glen Lake

Lime Lake

Little Glen Lake

Little Traverse Lake

North Leelanau Lake

School Lake

Shisler Lake

South Bar Lake

South Leelanau Lake
Antrim County Lakes


Bass Lake

Bate Lake

Beal's Lake

Benway Lake

Birch Lake

Browning's Lake

Carpenter's Lake

Clam Lake

Eaton Lake

Elk Lake
A resort lake that is part of
the "Chain of Lakes" about
12 miles northeast of
Traverse City, and measures
9 miles long and 2 miles
wide. It drains into the east
arm of Grand Traverse Bay
through the Elk River.  
Whitewater Township Park
is located at Elk Lake and
includes two boat ramps
and a loading dock, and will
accommodate almost any
size boat. Game fish found
in the lake includes trout,
rock bass, yellow perch,
small mouth bass, northern
pike, rainbow trout and
whitefish. Elk Lake is
situated at the lower end
of the Chain of Lakes,
where visitors can boat
through over 30 miles of
navigable waters that
features several bodies of
water including Lake
Skegemog, Clam Lake, Lake
Bellaire. St. Clair Lake and
Six Mile Lake are included in
the upper portion of the
Chain 'O Lakes.

Ellsworth Lake

Finn's Lake

Green Lake

Hanley Lake

Harwood Lake

Hawk Lake

Intermediate Lake

Lake Bellaire

Lake Of The Woods

Lime Lake

Lyman Lake

Maplehurst Lake (high)

Moblo Lake

Mud Lake

Scott's Lake

Skegemog Lake

Skinner's Lake

Smith Lake

St. Clair Lake

Thayer Lake

Toad Lake

Torch Lake
Ranked by National
Geographic as "the third
most beautiful lake in the
world."  At 18 miles long, it
is Michigan's longest lake,
and is the state's second
largest lake, covering an
area of 29 square miles.
Torch Lake is located in
what is referred to as the
area's "chain of lakes"
region.  Many lakes and
rivers run through the
rolling hills from the town of
Bellaire to Elk Rapids. One
of the things that makes
Torch Lake so beautiful is
its' unusual color - a mixture
of pastel green, blue and
turquoise. Some have called
it a "Caribbean Blue."  The
average depth of Torch
Lake is over 200 feet,
making it a good habitat for
trout and a great fishing
lake. Other species in the
lake are rock bass, yellow
perch, small mouth bass,
lake trout, brown and
rainbow trout.  Located
about 30 miles North of
Traverse City.

Wetzel Lake

Wilson Lake
Benzie County
Lakes


Big Platte Lake

Bronson Lake

Brooks Lake

Crystal Lake

Davis Lake

Fuller Lake

Gerry Lake

Herendeene Lake

Lake Ann

Lime Lake

Little Platte Lake

Lower Herring Lake

Round Lake

Stevens Lake

Turtle Lake

Upper Herring Lake

Upper Woodcock Lake
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