Lone Stone Lake

   Lone Stone Lake is an isolated 171 acre lake located about 20 minutes from Three Lakes. The lake is located deep in the national forest which keeps it nice and quiet. There are about 23 owners per mile of shoreline. The clarity of the water is real good for the area at 12.5 feet. The average depth is good at 15 feet. Lone Stone Lake is a clear, relatively deep lake in the National Forest north of Three Lakes, reached by back roads that keep it off most visitors' radar. Its forested shoreline and limited development create a quiet, mostly natural setting where cabins feel tucked into the woods rather than lined up along a busy shoreline. The lake's depth and clarity lend themselves to good swimming, paddling, and scenic boat rides with fewer boats than on the nearby chains. It lies in the National Forest north of Three Lakes with clear water, notable depth, and a heavily wooded, lightly developed shoreline. It's a strong match for buyers who want forest surroundings, good swimming and paddling, and a more secluded base that still sits within driving distance of town and chains. Buyers who gravitate to Lone Stone usually want forest surroundings, clear water, and a more secluded, non-chain base camp while still being within driving distance of town.