Torch Lake (3rd most beautiful lake in the world/National Geographic)

['78 Starz & Stripes]

Growing up in Michigan, I spent many a Summer out on Torch lake. One of the most amazing fresh water lakes I have ever been on. My friends parents bought a small cabin just up from the Dockside Inn on the Clam river. Summers on the lake & Winters on the slopes. It's a great part of Michigan.
One day, my goal is to take my S&S back to Michigan and hit up all the lakes I spent my childhood on. It's just really hard to leave Colorado! (even for a short period of time!)

[milehigh970]

Originally Posted by '78 Starz & Stripes

Growing up in Michigan, I spent many a Summer out on Torch lake. One of the most amazing fresh water lakes I have ever been on. My friends parents bought a small cabin just up from the Dockside Inn on the Clam river. Summers on the lake & Winters on the slopes. It's a great part of Michigan.
One day, my goal is to take my S&S back to Michigan and hit up all the lakes I spent my childhood on. It's just really hard to leave Colorado! (even for a short period of time!)

Atleast your in Colorado two years ago we hit the slopes in the morning for winterparks last day, then drove home and dropped the boat in to kick its season off! Only time i leave Colorado is to visit other lakes lol looks like this got added to the list!

['78 Starz & Stripes]

True that!

[Big Dogg]

Im looking at a possible move to CO in a few years. I love it there for the snow skiing, for all the obvious reasons, however, I am a born and raised Midwestern boater. Big lakes, big coves, lots of room to spread out and catch plenty of great water. What lakes on the Eastern side of the mountains are good in CO. Will probably be looking to open my practice in the Loveland/Boulder Area.