Eagles Nest Lake (3) Public Water Access Site
Eagles Nest Lake (3) Public Water Access Site
Eagles Nest Lake (3) offers public boat access via a concrete ramp located off the Eagles Nest 3 access road near Bear Head Lake State Park Road, approximately eight miles east of Tower.
A state park vehicle permit is required to launch and park at this access site. The lake spans 1,028 acres with a maximum depth of 49 feet, making it suitable for various watercraft.
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