Devil's Lake

A lake called Devil's Lake is located in Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA, on the South Range of the Baraboo Range, about two miles south of Baraboo, Wisconsin. By some definitions, it is endorheic because it has no surface exits, however it may flow into the Baraboo River through subsurface channels, making the lake cryptorheic. One of the main draws of Devil's Lake State Park is the lake. In addition, it is a well-liked spot for boating, fishing, hiking, and climbing.

Devil's Lake is popular due to its striking look, which includes 500-foot-high bluffs that were built by a glacier during the last ice age. The 975-acre lake in southern Wisconsin, close to Baraboo, is well-liked for swimming and sightseeing because the cliffs provide breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. It's a lovely location for shooting.

The lake is situated in Wisconsin's biggest state park, Devil's Lake State Park. On the north and south sides of Devil's Lake, there are two public beaches. Both beaches have bathrooms where people can change.

Since the lake's water is pure, fishing is another well-liked sport there. It is one of the best lakes in southern Wisconsin for walleye, largemouth bass, and northern pike fishing. Around the lake, there are two boat launches.

Location: Sauk County, Wisconsin