MICHIGAN FIVE-ACRE "LAKE 41" AND CLIMBING TRAIL PROPERTY FOR $123,000

Lake Acreage Off Market

MICHIGAN FIVE-ACRE "LAKE 41" AND CLIMBING TRAIL PROPERTY FOR SALE! - - This 72 +/- Acre Parcel is located in Michigamme Township, in the west-central part of Marquette County. This area is filled with wilderness adventure opportunities!! - The southern 61-Acres of this property has year round access on the southern side of US-41. The lake, of approximately 5 acres in size, is located near the Highway. It is large enough to paddle, and like in the past, could be planted with fish. It is a special scenic spot on a drive between the Village of Michigamme, and the Village of Champion. (Between Mile Markers 99 and 100, and between Green and Brown Roads). - - Further into the property you will find nice rolling terrain, that is wooded, and has some clearings, and trails. There is a great south facing spot backed by a rocky outcropping that would be a nice building spot for a Cabin. - Just north of US-41 are 11-Acres of the property that has a high rocky rise that may be climbed to see scenic views. Rugged, yet extremely accessible, this part of the property would be great for those who love to climb and linger in their own rock outcrops. - Additional climbing opportunities exist just to the west, on lands that are part of the Van Riper State Park. - - This Park has a modern campground and beach at the eastern end of Lake Michigamme, but it also has a rugged area north of the Highway with rugged hiking trails, a river trail along the Peshekee River valley, and a Nature Trail with panels placed here and there describing plants and animals native to the area. - Lake Michigamme to the west is a 4,360 acre, seven-mile long, all-sports lake, known for fishing. Nestled on an inlet of the northwest shore is the Village of Michigamme, where you can purchase supplies and fuel. - Just a few miles further to the west is Michigan's wildest and least accessible park, called Craig Lake State Park. Here irregular lakes, where no motors are permitted, provide quiet paddling, and a possible view of resident moose. - Also in the area near the property being offered for sale is the 16,850 Acre, McCormick Tract, where three generations of descendants of Cyrus McCormick used the area for vacation retreats. It is part of the Ottawa National Forest. - - An entrance located on the Peshekee Grade road, leads to 3 miles of the "North Country Trail" which, when completed will be a 4,000 mile National Scenic Trail from New York to North Dakota. - Here no trees have been cut for over 100 years, and some 300 year old white pines can be seen scattered between some of the rugged out-crops. - - The tract is studded with lakes, and the headwaters of four major rivers - the diverse ecological landscape serves as habitat for a variety of mammal and birds. Beaver, Black bear, Fox, Mink, Moose, Otter, Squirrel, Snowshoe hare, Whitetail deer, and Wolves are at home here, and Bald eagle, Loon, and Pileated Woodpecker sightings are common. Back packing and snowshoeing is popular here. - Continued In Addendum...