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Gulliver Lake is an 881-acre lake located in Doyle Township, Schoolcraft County, Michigan, offering a public boat launch on the northwest corner of the lake. With a maximum depth of 28 feet, the lake provides a solid paddling destination for kayakers and canoeists. The ramp is hard-surfaced and designed to accommodate various watercraft, with adequate parking available for boaters.
This scenic Upper Peninsula lake is known for its fishing opportunities, including Northern Pike, Walleye, and Yellow Perch, making it popular with both anglers and recreational paddlers. The lake drains into Lake Michigan via the Gulliver Lake Outlet, providing an interesting option for those exploring the region's waterways. Paddlers should plan accordingly for the lake's size and come prepared for typical Great Lakes region conditions.