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Burntside Lake - Morse Twp

Minnesota

5Listings$865K-$4.6M$11.1MTotal Value
Burntside Lake - Morse Twp, Minnesota

The Burntside Lake - Morse Twp real estate market is a beautiful, but less active, marketplace for lake property in Minnesota.

Normally there are around 10 lake homes for sale at Burntside Lake - Morse Twp, and very few listings for lots and land.

Burntside Lake - Morse Twp is one of Minnesota's largest lakes and has 74 miles of shoreline. The closest major airport, Duluth International Airport, is 108 miles away.

About Burntside Lake - Morse Twp

A Quick Trip to Canada

Less than an hour away from the Canadian border and only two hours away from the city of Duluth, Minnesota, Burntside Lake gives residents the cozy feeling of being tucked in the forest, while remaining close to civilization.

Big and Beautiful

Burntside Lake, stretching 74 miles of shoreline and over 7,000 acres, is said to be so clear, visibility to the floor can be seen as high as 20 feet above the water.

For hundreds of years, Burntside Lake was home to several different groups of native Americans, including the Ojibwe tribe. In the late 1800s, European settlers arrived mostly fur traders, until the area gold rush in 1865, although gold was hardly found. Today the logging industry serves as the primary business in the region.

To Infinity and Fish On

Just beyond Burntside Lake you can find Canadian Quetico Provincial Park, a reserve straddling the US-Canada border, know for trails and forests that "stretch to infinity."

Since 1912, Burntside Lake has been stocked with trout, and naturally contains hefty populations of walleye and northern pike, making the lake an ideal spot to drop a line in the water.

Three different companies in the Burntside Lake area offer dogsled tours, a unique, relaxing way to experience the beautiful Minnesota Northwoods.

Blueberries, Big Drops, and Burrr!

In the nearby town of Ely, Minnesota, the summer's premier event is the Ely Blueberry Fest, a three-day art and blueberry festival. It features local musicians, 260 different artists, and a whole lot of round, little blue fruit.

Soudan Underground Lab is a must-see experience for locals and visitors in the Burntside Lake area. Guests travel down a thrilling 2,341-foot descent in a cage, followed by a rail car ride through a fascinating mine shaft stuck in time.

The Ely Winter Festival held each February celebrates the chilliest time of the year with Ice Sculptures, window art, music, food, and winter fun!

Live Your Burntside Lake Lifestyle

Scenic, quiet and majestic, Burntside Lake's real estate has many different options, making the process of finding your perfect Burntside Lake home a piece of cake... or maybe a slice of blueberry pie.

Lake Overview

  • 74mi. of Shoreline
  • 49ft. Avg. Depth
  • 126ft. Deepest Depth
  • Shoreline Borders
    State Park (All)
  • Ownership
    Public
  • Acreage
    7,314
  • Public Boat Ramps
    1

Information

  • Counties: Saint Louis County
  • Fish: Brown Trout, Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye
  • Condos available (Yes)
  • Notable events: The Ely Blueberry Fest. Ely Winter Festival. 4th of July Celebration.
  • Interesting facts: Essential nestling grounds for flocks of ospreys as well as Blue Great Herron.
  • Known for: Vast number of trout. Great logging in the area.
  • History: Native Americans called Burntside Lake home for hundreds of years prior to the late 1800s, when European settlers arrived. Fish have been stocked in the lake for nearly a century, a practice beginning as far back as 1912.
  • Landmarks: Soundan Underground Mine. International Wolf Center.
  • Other notes: There are over 150 islands inside Lake Burntside.