Known as the “Caribbean of the North,” the 19‑mile-long lake’s name comes from the Ojibwe word waaswaaganing, meaning “place ...

Torch Lake is the state's longest and deepest inland lake, with an average depth of 111 feet, according to Torch Lake ...

Fishing regulations on Torch Lake have stopped some anglers from casting a line. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources prohibited fishing on the Torch River during pivotal fishing months ...

No other lake is as beautiful,” said one reader about Torch. Another reader shared that “Torch Lake doesn’t feel like a lake, it feels like you’re on a boat in the Caribbean.

From the ultimate Torch Lake tour to Charlevoix’s best breweries, explore Northern Michigan’s leading wineries, breweries, distilleries and more. Let us show you how to sip like a local in the ...

Torch Lake in Northern Michigan, 40 miles northeast of Traverse City, is renowned for its turquoise, Caribbean-like waters. As the second largest lake in Michigan, it is a boater and beach lover’s ...

Central Lake, Mich. — A northern Michigan lake that’s famous for its turquoise waters is facing an outbreak of brown algae that’s left its sandy bottom covered with mushy, squishy mats.

The Torch Lake area has an Up North feel and small town vibe. Summertime in Torch Lake can get booked up well in advance, so consider booking your family’s stay as early as possible. Here are some ...