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Flint Park Lake
 | 10 miles away When I went this summer of 2009 just to see what what is now called Devils Lake. It was nothing but overgrown weeds and grass. I really didn't see where you could enter the park. But the stories I've heard I wouldn't want to even walk around there as if it was a real park!...It's a deadly mudhole where undercurrents drown anyone who tries to swim in it. It's... |
Thread Lake
| 12 miles away I've been told that thread lake is extremely deep and that in some spots they've never found the bottom of the lake. I cant count the number of lures, hooks and bobbers I've lost in that lake. I've only caught one or two tiny bluegill that weren't even worth keeping. I've seen massive fish jump far out in the lake, but never caught any of them. I've not had very much luck with this particular lake, and neither has anyone else I know for that matter. I've not had one experience at that lake where I didn't lose something in it....Thread Lake is an extremely underused and abused area of Flint. It is underused because the lake hardly often sees any form of traffic on it's waters. It is abused in the sense that in the past, the neighborhood has used its waters and shores as a dumping area. Thread Lake is very shallow in areas and can sometimes be hard to navigate, so a shallow boat or canoe is highly recommended. The lake is host to a large variety of plant life, and has many small isolated islands of which wild iris flowers thrive. These are great places for fish to mate, particularly Carp. The fishing on the lake is often difficult, due to muddy water conditions, but you can find most game species in its waters.... |
Ber-wa-ga-na Campgrounds
 | 13 miles away 5 PHOTOS Kids having fun on the water... Game Room... Forest... |
Shinanguag Lake
| 18 miles away 1 PHOTO |
Mount Holly
 | 22 miles away 4 PHOTOS Nestled in Groveland Township near Holly, Michigan, there's no other ski area quite like Mt. Holly. Everything you need is right here with 7 chairlifts including Southeastern Michigan's only High-Speed detachable quad, 5 rope tows, and two SunKid Wonder Carpets. Mt Holly has a complete Alpine and Snowboard equipment rental, expertly groomed trails, and world-class ski and snowboard instructors. Its spacious Bavarian lodge provides two cafeterias, a fireplace room, a lounge with two additional fireplaces, and a full service ski shop. With 19 trails ranging from beginner to advanced in difficulty, Mt. Holly offers something for everyone. Come out to where the North begins at Mt Holly, 13536 Dixie Hwy., Holly, Michigan.... |
Pine Nob
| 27 miles away 4 PHOTOS Our skiers and boarders expect great snow conditions and there is good reason for their expectations. Pine Knob makes lots of great snow each season with our fleet of TOPGUN snowmakers. This kind of snowmaking capacity means that Pine Knob will op-en early, recover from midwinter thaws quickly and stay open late into the season for great spring skiing. We are family-oriented, offering complete Alpine and Snowboard rentals, expertly groomed runs, Ski Shop and world class ski instructors. Our ski school on the premises offers private and group lessons, race training and NASTAR for young and old.... |
