Head Lake is located in the transition zone between the limestone belt to the south and the Precambrian country to the north. As a result, it has a great variety of waterfront types, ranging from flat, level and landscaped lots to smooth, rugged granite shoreline. The northern half of the lake has many Precambrian shoals, which makes it a very favourable lake for fishing and kayaking. It tends to be a quieter lake than others in the region.
Average traveling time from the GTA to Head Lake - (Haliburton) is 2 hours 20 mins
This Lake Median Lake Average Lake | |
Head Lake is 964 hectares (2382 Acres) in size The median size lake in our area is 71 hectares or 175 Acres (average size 398 hectares) | 964 71 398 |
Head Lake has a maximum depth 9 meters (30 ft)
The median depth of lakes in our area is 13.5 m or 44 ft (average depth 18 m) | 9 13.5 18 |
Head Lake Altitude 268 m (879 ft)
The median altitude of lakes in our area is 290 m or 951 ft (average Altitude is 289 m) | 268 290 289 |
Public Access to Head Lake Boat Launch | |
Major Fish Species in Head Lake Walleye, Muskellunge, Black Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch | |
Notes: E: extirpated, I: introduced – intentional or accidental, O: occasional, R: remnant, S: currently stocked, ?: status uncertain, 2009: year of first record or introduction if known, blank: presumed native | |
Much of the above data for Head Lake is compliments of the Muskoka Water Web maintained by The District Municipality of Muskoka |
This map is courtesy of Gps Nautical Maps and you can purchase this map as an app from GpsNauticalCharts.com
All measurements of the countour map showing the depths of Head Lake are in feet.
96 Suter Drive, Kawartha Lakes (Kirkfield), K0M2B0 was previously listed 2024-08-29, mls# X9283375