What is rattlesnake island lake erie?

Rattlesnake Island is a privately owned island located in Lake Erie, approximately 3 miles offshore from the city of Put-in-Bay, Ohio. It is one of the 36 islands that make up the Western Basin of Lake Erie Islands.

The island is named after the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake, a venomous snake species that was common on the island before the human settlement. This snake is now protected under Ohio law, and is rarely seen on the island.

Rattlesnake Island is approximately 85 acres in size, and has been developed into a luxury residential community with 68 home sites. The island is accessible by private boat or ferry, and has a private marina and airstrip for residents.

The island offers stunning views of the Lake Erie, and is home to a diverse range of wildlife including migratory birds, rabbits, deer, and foxes. Fishing and boating activities are popular on the island, and there are several private beaches and parks for residents to enjoy.