Tomahawk Lake

   The "King of Lakes" is an enormous lake with very deep, clear water. The lake stretches from Minocqua to Lake Tomahawk (the town) and has over 30 miles of shoreline to explore. The fishing is good and the deep clear waters and expansive amount of space are great for boating. Lake Tomahawk is also part of the Minocqua Chain of Lakes and there are drive up dining options available in town. There is a lot of state owned land around the lake and the topography is beautiful on the south and west sides. There are more quiet spots on the lake than on the other lakes on the Minocqua Chain. Tomahawk Lake is 3,462 acres and has an average depth of 33 feet. The clarity in 20 feet and there are about 8 acres of water per owner on the lake. The lake is also close to Minocqua putting you close to the action if that is your type of thing. Tomahawk Lake, often called the "King of Lakes," is a 3,462-acre giant on the Minocqua Chain with an average depth around 33 feet and clarity near 20 feet. More than 30 miles of shoreline stretch from Minocqua to the town of Lake Tomahawk, combining large homes, classic resorts, and substantial tracts of state land that keep some bays feeling surprisingly wild. With about 8 acres of water per owner, boat-up dining options, and easy connections to other chain lakes, it's one of the Northwoods' premier big-water destinations for owners who want both space and amenities. It's—often called the "King of Lakes"—is a 3,462-acre lake on the Minocqua Chain with an average depth around 33 feet and excellent clarity near 20 feet. Its shoreline stretches for more than 30 miles between Minocqua and the town of Lake Tomahawk, mixing large homes, classic cabins, and significant blocks of state land that keep parts of the lake feeling wild. With roughly 8 acres of water per owner, boat-up dining options in Lake Tomahawk, and easy access to Minocqua, it's one of the premier choices for buyers who want big-water boating, good fishing, and a mix of social and quiet bays.