Majestic Lake

Majestic Lake sits at the top of the Minnesota PCA grading rubric with an A, a mark reached by the cleanest lakes in Minnesota. Sub-grades cluster within a single letter of each other, which usually means the lake is in stable trophic balance rather than fighting one specific stressor.

The lake's low TSI puts it in oligotrophic territory — the cleanest of the four trophic classes, but also the most vulnerable to nutrient-driven shifts. At 51 ft of maximum depth, Majestic Lake stratifies reliably through the summer — the hypolimnion stays cooler and clearer than the surface layer suggests. At 52 acres, Majestic Lake sits below the Minnesota median: a small water where shoreline activity has an outsized effect on water quality. Majestic Lake ranks 6 of 187 in St. Louis County, putting it in the upper tier of locally monitored lakes.

No invasive species are currently listed at Majestic Lake — the lake remains off the Minnesota infested-waters roster. The state fisheries records do not list documented species for Majestic Lake, which usually reflects a lack of formal fisheries survey work rather than an empty lake. No formal public access is documented at Majestic Lake — most use is by shoreline residents and their guests. Ice-out has been recorded 10 times at Majestic Lake, with a median around Apr 22. The grade is based on limited monitoring — fewer than three independent measurement years contribute, so future updates may shift the letter.