Brule Lake
Michigan
Located in Michigan, Brule Lake real estate is a tight inventory market in the state for lake homes and lake lots.
On average, there are very few lake homes for sale on Brule Lake, and very few lake lots and land parcels.
About Brule Lake
Located in Iron County, Michigan
Brule Lake is a 250-acre lake located in Iron River, Michigan. It is roughly a mile north of the Michigan/Wisconsin border.
The closest location for emergency care is the Eagle River Hospital, 32 miles southwest. The Rhinelander - Oneida County Airport is 57 miles southwest.
Life in a National Forest
Brule Lake is nestled deep in the Ottawa National Forest, far away from everyday life. It is the perfect setting for many different lake activities, like kayaking, cruising in your pontoon boat, swimming, or fishing. Anglers report catching northern pike, walleye, bass, muskie, and various panfish.
Explore Eagle River
Nearby Eagle River, Wisconsin contains. Some local favorites include the House of Dogs, Friendship House Family Restaurant, and The Craftsman American Tavern.
Heading down East Wall Street in Eagle River, you will find various charming small businesses and themed souvenir shops. The Cotton Birch is a local favorite for its clothes and home decor.
The Eagle Falls Adventure Golf & Laser Tag is an excellent place to spend your afternoon! This family fun center is jam-packed with things to do, including mini-golf courses and laser tag!
Why Brule Lake?
If you're seeking a lake with all the quintessential lake fun that's on undeveloped land, you've found the perfect match in Brule Lake!
Overview
- 4mi. of Shoreline
- 20ft. Avg. Depth
- Dam Name Burned Dam
- Managed By Michigan Department of Natural Resources
- Ownership Public
- Acreage 250
- Public Boat Ramps 2
- Water Level Full Pool Year Round
Information
- Counties: Iron County
- Fish: Black Crappie, Northern Pike, Walleye
- Condos available (No)
- Notable events: Harvest and Haunt Fall Festival, Relay For Life of Iron County, Brule Finale USSA Championships and Santa Visits Ski Brule
- Sailing clubs: Marquette Yacht Club
- Interesting facts: Brule Lake is located on the Michigan and Wisconsin border.
- Known for: Brule Lake is famous for its rapids and canoeing opportunities. This lake has been canoed by four different Presidents!
- History: The Name Brule originated from the French work meaning "Burned Woodlands". This refers to the fires Native Americans would set to stimulate wildlife.
- Landmarks: The Brule River
- Other notes: Iron County Fair, Brule USSA Championship Ski Race, Brule Bash
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Some listings have been excluded from this website.
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