2014 Map of Tahquamenon Lakes

About this map

The Tahquamenon River winds through this reach of the Upper Peninsula, carving a path through a dense network of glacial lakes and wetlands along the border of Schoolcraft and Luce Counties. The landscape is defined by the presence of Danaher Plains and a complex hydrography including the Tahquamenon Lakes, Belle Lakes, and specialized features like Bennet Springs. Settlement is minimal, represented by the presence of Camp Seven Alke and a network of specialized routes such as the Belle Lake Trl and Clark Trl. This area reflects the mid-20th-century character of Michigan's wilderness, where naming conventions like Devils Hollow Lake, Grass Slough, and Fur Farm Lake suggest a history tied to seasonal camps, trapping, and the logging industry's legacy.