This U.S. Lake Is So Clear and Turquoise It's Nicknamed the 'Caribbean of the North'—and You Can Swim, Snorkel, and Scuba in It
TORCH LAKE, MICHIGAN, JUL 21 – Torch Lake's clear water offers visibility up to 30 feet and supports diverse activities like boating, fishing, and diving, attracting many visitors each summer.
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Northern Michigan lake nicknamed 'Caribbean of the North' earns high praise from Travel and Leisure
A scenic lake in Northern Michigan earned high praise from vacation magazine Travel + Leisure. Torch Lake is the state’s longest and deepest inland lake, with an average depth of 111 feet, according to Torch Lake Township. The lake is known for its clear, vibrant water, earning it the nickname “Caribbean of the North.” “With turquoise shallows, hidden coves, and a lively summer sandbar, this lake is a dazzling northern escape,” Travel + Leisure …
This U.S. Lake Is So Clear and Turquoise It's Nicknamed the 'Caribbean of the North'—and You Can Swim, Snorkel, and Scuba in It
With turquoise shallows, hidden coves, and a lively summer sandbar, this lake is a dazzling northern escape. Eric Dush/Getty Images The turquoise waters of Torch Lake is Michigan.Key PointsTorch Lake in Michigan stuns with its clear turquoise water, deep glacial roots, and iconic summer sandbar scene.Visitors come for boating, snorkeling, fishing, and exploring scenic trails or nearby small towns with great food and local charm.It’s considered a…
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