Where to stay in Torch Lake
Vacation rentals in Torch Lake
Where is Torch Lake
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.
Quick Guide to Torch Lake
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.
Home-types in Torch Lake
Torch Lake has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Torch Lake:
Points of interests in Torch Lake
Torch Lake has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Torch Lake: