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White River/Deep Lake
White River Deep Lake Gypsum Co. is a family-owned business located in the White River Valley of Northern Michigan. We specialize in the extraction and processing of high-quality gypsum for use in a variety of applications. Our gypsum is mined from deep lake beds and is carefully processed to ensure the highest quality product. We offer a variety of grades and sizes of gypsum to meet the needs of our customers. Our gypsum is used in a variety of industries, including agriculture, construction, and manufacturing. We are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality gypsum and excellent customer service.
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User Reviews
Carrie Hill
Have tried to go in for a firewood permit multiple times - office is constantly closed for staffing issues or āsupervisorā training. Always call first and donāt count in that even being effective - office closes on a whim at any time.
Bryan Parry
The view is amazing, the western section has fire pit that is pretty well shielded by trees. I recommend bringing your own wood as people have been chopping down the trees there and that shielding will eventually be gone. You'll want that shielding from the cold winds off the lake and the fields behind you.
Dan Siebert
35 mixed sites for singles up to big groups. About half have tree cover and half are wide open. Previous campers left some of the spots TRASHED but the forest service was out cleaning them up quickly. No services so pack it in & out.
Ricky Kirkland
Such a beautiful place so peaceful
David Erickson
Absolutely amazing had a great time
Leah Waldo
Exceptional people. I love the forest service š
Teri Ciocco
Lots of nice sized trout. Several 17" rainbows. Perfect for paddleboarding.
Joey Watkins
The forest service has never did thair job . Helping maintain shu shone or grizzly Creek bout ramps .
Michael Kearns
There are many mountain lakes in the White River National Forest, but the day we were there, Piney Lake was our destination. Started the day by driving up to Piney Lake from Vail, Co. Fun drive, and not too treacherous the day we went - even when passing. Speaking of passing. Just pull over and slow down if you are scared and let the other, more experienced, or more crazy drivers proceed in front of you. That way you are not going to accidentally go off the edge or anger someone. If you want to go, don't use GPS. It will not guide you correctly. Google it and follow the signs. It's not too hard to get there. Once we arrived, there were many people up there hiking, fishing, canoeing, and generally enjoying the amazing valley. Even though the road up and back is a bit rough, I would go back, hike more and try to get more photos.
Elise Miesner
Just drove through on Interstate 70. beautiful mountains. Would love to visit Hanging Lake and ride the train.