Traverse Area Waterfront Cottage, Dock & Boat Hoist on Elk-Skegemog-Torch Chain

Pine Knot is a peaceful, well-appointed lakefront cottage located on pristine and scenic Lake Skegemog. The lake has 7 miles of wild shoreline and over 3,300 acres of adjacent Land Conservancy property.

It is 5 min. from the Great Lakes Equestrian Festival, 20 min. from Traverse City, and 15 min. from Elk Rapids.

Pine Knot sleeps 5 (queen, bunk with double on the bottom and twin on top), and futon.

AMENITIES INCLUDE!
Dock with boat hoist
DNR boat ramp a block
down the street
Ample parking
Abundant wildlife
Well equipped kitchen
Washer/dryer
Dishwasher/microwave
Air conditioning
2 Smart LED Roku TVs. (livingroom and bedroom 1)
High Speed Internet
Ground level entry
Patio with picnic table, table and chairs, Weber gas and
charcoal grills
Free standing fire pit
Linens included

Pine Knot is the perfect retreat, where you can take advantage of all that the Grand Traverse Area offers or just recline by the shore.

The crystal clear waters of Lake Skegemog are excellent for boating and fishing with direct access into Elk Lake and up Torch River to Torch Lake. It is on the Elk - Skegemog - Torch - Clam - Bellaire Chain of Lakes - covering over 60 square miles of uninterrupted waterway.

At Pine Knot, you'll have a private beach, dock, and boat hoist that will accommodate a 3600#, 8ft. wide boat. Bringing a boat is made easier with the circular driveway, spacious yard, and DNR launch just down the road. Skegemog is well known for Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Muskie. The colder waters of Elk and Torch Lakes hold Atlantic Salmon, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, and Whitefish.

Pine knot is a comfortable cottage, conveniently located, and on a truly spectacular lake. Many people have made special memories here, and you can as well.

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