Description
40 ACRE RECREATIONAL PROPERTY IN THE UPPER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN FOR SALE! - Parcel A-2 is being offered to be divided off a 656 acre parcel for sale (MLS #50132077), located in southern Ontonagon County, only 7 miles from Lake Gogebic. - Lake Gogebic, Michigan’s largest inland lake, lies at the far western end of the Upper Peninsula. With abundant opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, camping, and winter sports, Lake Gogebic is a four-season vacation gem that – for all its attractions – retains the peaceful atmosphere of a small Northwoods community, untroubled by traffic and crowds. - Lake Gogebic’s 13,380 acres of prime fishing water teem with walleye, smallmouth bass, northern pike, jumbo perch and whitefish, providing both catches for the novice and challenges for the veteran angler. - The surrounding forests offer prime hunting for deer, bear, small game and birds. - With an annual snowfall of nearly 300 inches, this property is situated only 2 miles away from the Bergland to Sidnaw Rail Trail, also known as snowmobile Trail No. 8. - This trail is part of the best snowmobile trail system in the country, extending throughout the Upper Peninsula. - Cross country ski trails provide quieter passage through the woods, meanwhile five major downhill ski/ snowboarding facilities are less than a hour’s drive away. - The property is flat and has the Weir Creek running through it, which flows into the South Branch of the Ontonagon River that empties into Lake Superior. This water body, and its marshes are home to beaver, and water fowl. Some warm water species of fish may be present there as well. - Grouse, Deer, Bear, and Wolves visit the property, and there have been sightings of Eagles and Hawks near the creek. - The overall tree species is Aspen, with pockets of maple, birch, balsam and planted white spruce. - The Property is enrolled in the Michigan CFA Program: CF Landowners do not pay ad valorem general property taxes. Instead, CF landowners pay a specific tax. The CF specific rate for 2022-2026 is $1.35 per acre annually. The specific rate increases 5 cents every 5 years. - If you are seeking a recreational property for hunting, fishing, and trapping contact us for information today!
Directions: From the Marquette Intersection of West Washington and Lincoln Avenue head west on West Washington Street to Highway US-41. Take US-41 west 55 miles to (The Covington) M-28/US 141 Junction. Take a left and continue west on M-28 52.6 miles to Big Bear Road. (It is about 9 -Miles west of the Village of Ewen and the Matchwood Township Hall is located at this Intersection). Turn left and go 2.5 miles to the sharp 90 degree left curve. At the curve, a woods road continues southward into the property which lies on the right side of the road. You will need a High-Suspension 4-Wheel Drive Vehicle in Summer and Fall. A Snowmobile or Tracked All-Terrain Vehicle is recommended in the Winter and Spring.
