Tucked in the Lower Peninsula, Torch Lake is considered Michigan's second largest lake covering 19,000 acres. A two-mile long sandbar divides it from Lake Michigan and serves as a gathering spot for a party crowd. The clear, blue water, natural setting and surrounding villages make this an attractive travel destination.

The glacier-formed lake is one of a chain of lakes in Antrim County popular for boating, water skiing and swimming. Torch Lake has depths reaching 340 feet creating a fisherman's dream. Check out these ideas for your trip.

• Grass River Natural Area: Experience Mother Nature at this preserve spans over 1,492 acres. Seven miles of trails and a 1.5-mile boardwalk allow visitors to observe wetlands, forests and wildlife up close.
• Coy Mountain Preserve: The preserve rests on 17 acres with seasonal leaf changes and varied wildlife activity. Hiking trails provide walk-through canopies of trees like Sugar Maples and Hemlocks.
• Glacial Hills Pathway and Natural Area: Encompassing 765 acres, this is a nature lover's retreat. Numerous species of trees, birds and flowers live in 12 unique habitats.

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Rentals in Torch Lake have a price range between $74 - $318. The average price for vacation rentals in Torch Lake is $190.

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