Crab Lake

   Crab Lake is a unique and beautiful lake. The defining characteristic of the lake is its unique shape. The meandering 13.6 mile shoreline wraps around 909 acres of clear water. The unique shape of the lake makes it great for paddling and offers a lot of good fishing spots. The average depth of the lake is 22 feet and the clarity is a respectable 10 feet. Crab Lake is not densely populated with only 5 owners per mile of shoreline and 13 acres of water per owner. There are a lot of little islands on the lake which makes it incredibly scenic. This large, deep, clear lake in the Boulder Junction area has a meandering, island-studded shoreline that makes it one of the more distinctive lakes in the area. Its wandering bays, narrows, and numerous small islands create a paddler's playground and give boaters the sense of exploring multiple small lakes in one. Development density is low, so even with a sizable surface area there is plenty of breathing room between neighbors, and many views are dominated by woods and water. It's a standout water with clear depths, numerous small islands, and a winding shoreline that make it a top pick for paddlers and boaters who like to explore. Low development density and complex structure give it a more remote, exploratory feel than simpler, bowl-shaped lakes. Buyers who choose Crab Lake typically want clear water, space, and a more complex, exploratory shoreline rather than a simple round basin with homes ringing the edges.