Whitefish Lake (3L)

   Whitefish Lake is an isolated 199 acre lake that still has access to the Three Lakes Chain of Lakes. The lake is in the National Forest and is harder to get to than other lakes on the chain so it doesn't see a lot of boat traffic. Hwy 32 runs along the west side of the lake and provides access into Three Lakes. It has great clarity compared to the rest of the chain at a respectable 8.5 feet. The average depth is pretty good too at 16 feet. There are only about 16 owners per mile of shoreline, which is also better than the rest of the chain so the long access to the chain is worth it if you are looking for a more quiet setting. Whitefish Lake is an isolated-feeling lake on the edge of the Three Lakes Chain, set in the National Forest and reached by smaller roads that keep traffic down. Although it maintains access to the chain, it feels more remote and wooded than many of the lakes closer to town with fewer boats and a more tranquil shoreline. Highway 32 runs along the west side, so reaching town is still straightforward, but the day-to-day atmosphere is more about quiet cabin time and forest views than busy resort activity. It sits in the National Forest on the edge of the Three Lakes Chain, combining chain connectivity with a quieter, more wooded setting than many in-town basins. It's attractive to owners who want to feel tucked into the forest while keeping the option to boat out into the rest of the system when the mood strikes. Buyers who choose Whitefish Lake tend to want the best of both worlds: chain connectivity when they want it, and a more secluded, National Forest vibe the rest of the time.