Discover 273 acres of private wilderness in Michigan's western Upper Peninsula. Hunting enthusiasts will appreciate healthy population of Grouse, Turkeys, Waterfowl and other small game, as well as trophy hunting for big game such as Whitetail Deer and Black Bear. The property hosts a wide variety of other wildlife, including Swans, Bald Eagles, Moose, Bobcats, etc. Access to an abundance of exceptional fishing opportunities for Trout and other species, are available on and within close proximity to the property. The land adjoins Ottawa National Forest on two sides and includes its own spring-fed pond, fully encompassed by the land, feeding into Cherry Creek and on toward Tamarack Lake. There are trails throughout the property and you can canoe and kayak on the pond. Many species of trees grow on the property, including Pine, Spruce, Balsam, Birch, Oak, Maple, Cherry and Tamarack. Some of these trees were harvested and used in the construction of the cabin and out buildings. Kitchen
