Higgins Lake

The next position on the list of the most beautiful lakes in Michigan is Higgins Lake which is a sizable lake used for both pleasure and fishing in Roscommon County, Michigan, in the United States. The 10th largest lake in Michigan has a shoreline of 21 miles and is famed for its deep, clear waters. It is 40 km2 in size (34 km). It bears Sylvester Higgins' name, who served as the Michigan Geological Survey's first chief of the topographical division.

Higgins Lake's glacial waters are so incredibly blue that it is difficult to tell that it is a lake and not the ocean. In north-central Michigan, it is close to the unincorporated community of Roscommon. The natural lake is nice for swimming and has lovely beaches. Since the water is so transparent, snorkelers are frequently spotted. Each end of Higgins Lake features a state park with campgrounds, beaches, and boat access.

Kneeboarding and water skiing are both excellent on this lake. One of the best lakes in the state for ice fishing for northern pike, bass, and trout is Higgins Lake. The area surrounding Higgins Lake is quite beautiful, so while you're here, take some time to explore the local hiking trails.

Location: Roscommon County, Michigan