LOWER HERRING LAKE, 450 ACRES, BENZIE COUNTY

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November 21, 2024

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Based on the latest information available, Lower Herring Lake boat ramp is a concrete boat ramp located in Benzie County, Michigan. It is approximately 12 feet wide and services Lower Herring Lake, which is a 450-acre lake located in the northwest portion of Benzie County.

This boat ramp is designed for motorized watercraft such as powerboats, jet skis, and fishing boats. It is also suitable for non-motorized watercraft such as kayaks and canoes.

The coordinates for the Lower Herring Lake boat ramp are latitude: 44.57072449 and longitude: -86.20870972, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. These coordinates can be used to locate the boat ramp using GPS technology.

Overall, the Lower Herring Lake boat ramp appears to be a well-maintained facility that provides access to a beautiful, 450-acre lake in Benzie County, Michigan. It is suitable for a wide range of watercraft and offers ample parking for those using the ramp.

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