Fourmile Lake

   Fourmile Lake is the most northeastern lake on the Three Lakes Chain of Lakes. With its end of the road location, it sees less traffic than other lakes on the chain and has a quieter setting. Fourmile Lake is the northeastern-most lake on the Three Lakes Chain, sitting at the "end of the road" and seeing less boat traffic than many downstream basins. Its position at the edge of the system and more limited passing-through traffic give it a quieter, more laid-back feel while still tying into the rest of the chain for longer rides. It's the northeastern cap of the Three Lakes Chain, reached by fewer through-boats and offering a calmer shoreline while still tying directly into the system. The shoreline is a mix of forest and scattered cabins, creating a more secluded atmosphere than lakes closer to town and main highways. Owners often see it as a quieter home base with the option to head down-chain for busier water and more services when they want them. Buyers who gravitate to Fourmile usually want chain access but prefer a calmer, end-of-chain setting rather than the higher energy of the central lakes.