I grew up on Lake Huron as a child. Port Huron, MI.
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I love to swim in it. Our family were fond of boating, too, in my Dad's homemade steel cruiser!
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Vickie and I are going back this year to Lake Huron, at Oscoda, MI, because the beaches there have soft, fine sand and no rocks as you walk in from the shore. Clean and generally clear water, especially as you get out deeper, which I do. I'm a snorkeler and I prefer the deep water -- like 10 or 20 feet will do it for me. We've vacationed in Oscoda many times in past years.
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From Google A I:
Q. What is the cleanest lake to swim in Michigan?
A. Lake Huron.
Lake Huron, the second-largest of the Great Lakes, tops the list for its pristine turquoise waters, unparalleled shoreline sunrises, numerous lakeside parks, gorgeous beaches, and historic lighthouses.
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Lake Huron, the second-largest of the Great Lakes, tops the list for its pristine turquoise waters, unparalleled shoreline sunrises, numerous lakeside parks, gorgeous beaches, and historic lighthouses.
French explorers proclaimed it La Mer Douce, “the freshwater sea.”
What’s more, Lake Huron is home to 30,000 islands! Island hopping, anyone?
Stop by the tiny Dollar Island or escape to enchanted Mackinac Island. With its car-free streets, stunning wilderness covering most of the island, and delicious fudge, it’s a no-brainer vacation spot. No wonder Forbes magazine called it a “secret celebrity hideaway.”
Despite depths of over 300 feet, Michigan’s Lake Huron boasts crystal waters throughout.
So bright and refreshing, you’ll have to convince yourself this isn’t a private tropical island but one of the world’s largest lakes right here in Michigan.
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OSCODA, MICHIGAN beach:
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I love to swim in it. Our family were fond of boating, too, in my Dad's homemade steel cruiser!
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Vickie and I are going back this year to Lake Huron, at Oscoda, MI, because the beaches there have soft, fine sand and no rocks as you walk in from the shore. Clean and generally clear water, especially as you get out deeper, which I do. I'm a snorkeler and I prefer the deep water -- like 10 or 20 feet will do it for me. We've vacationed in Oscoda many times in past years.
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From Google A I:
Q. What is the cleanest lake to swim in Michigan?
A. Lake Huron.
Lake Huron, the second-largest of the Great Lakes, tops the list for its pristine turquoise waters, unparalleled shoreline sunrises, numerous lakeside parks, gorgeous beaches, and historic lighthouses.
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Lake Huron, the second-largest of the Great Lakes, tops the list for its pristine turquoise waters, unparalleled shoreline sunrises, numerous lakeside parks, gorgeous beaches, and historic lighthouses.
French explorers proclaimed it La Mer Douce, “the freshwater sea.”
What’s more, Lake Huron is home to 30,000 islands! Island hopping, anyone?
Stop by the tiny Dollar Island or escape to enchanted Mackinac Island. With its car-free streets, stunning wilderness covering most of the island, and delicious fudge, it’s a no-brainer vacation spot. No wonder Forbes magazine called it a “secret celebrity hideaway.”
Despite depths of over 300 feet, Michigan’s Lake Huron boasts crystal waters throughout.
So bright and refreshing, you’ll have to convince yourself this isn’t a private tropical island but one of the world’s largest lakes right here in Michigan.
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OSCODA, MICHIGAN beach:
I grew up on Lake Huron as a child. Port Huron, MI.
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I love to swim in it. Our family were fond of boating, too, in my Dad's homemade steel cruiser!
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Vickie and I are going back this year to Lake Huron, at Oscoda, MI, because the beaches there have soft, fine sand and no rocks as you walk in from the shore. Clean and generally clear water, especially as you get out deeper, which I do. I'm a snorkeler and I prefer the deep water -- like 10 or 20 feet will do it for me. We've vacationed in Oscoda many times in past years.
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From Google A I:
Q. What is the cleanest lake to swim in Michigan?
A. Lake Huron.
Lake Huron, the second-largest of the Great Lakes, tops the list for its pristine turquoise waters, unparalleled shoreline sunrises, numerous lakeside parks, gorgeous beaches, and historic lighthouses.
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Lake Huron, the second-largest of the Great Lakes, tops the list for its pristine turquoise waters, unparalleled shoreline sunrises, numerous lakeside parks, gorgeous beaches, and historic lighthouses.
French explorers proclaimed it La Mer Douce, “the freshwater sea.”
What’s more, Lake Huron is home to 30,000 islands! Island hopping, anyone?
Stop by the tiny Dollar Island or escape to enchanted Mackinac Island. With its car-free streets, stunning wilderness covering most of the island, and delicious fudge, it’s a no-brainer vacation spot. No wonder Forbes magazine called it a “secret celebrity hideaway.”
Despite depths of over 300 feet, Michigan’s Lake Huron boasts crystal waters throughout.
So bright and refreshing, you’ll have to convince yourself this isn’t a private tropical island but one of the world’s largest lakes right here in Michigan.
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