Unk Barber Ridge Rd. , Havana, AR 72842(Logan County)

Located near the top of Mount Magazine, this 400 +/- acre timber tract has a great history of productive deer, turkey, and black bear hunting while also offering an ideal base camp location to take advantage of the world class recreational activities the area is known for. Mount Magazine State Park is the highest point between the Appalachians and the Rockies, at an elevation of 2,753 feet. It is a popular destination for outdoor sports and extreme adventures with mountain biking, horseback riding, back-packing, and ATV riding. Mount Magazine is the state park system's most dramatic location for technical rock climbing, and it's one of only two parks to offer hang gliding launch areas. Scenic overlooks, hiking trails, picnic area, pavilion, and a visitor center with gift shop add to the amenities. The ATV riding trail system is directly accessible from this 400 acre parcel. This property consists of a good mix of hardwood timber, which produces hard mast throughout the fall and provides a plethora of food for all wildlife species the area is known for. There is great county road access to this tract, as well as a really good interior road to access a majority of the property. There is already a nice, cleared campsite on the premises that will be the ideal location for campers, or even tent camping for your weekend adventures. There are also several amazing cabin build sites throughout the property with spectacular mountain views. This amazing property has near unlimited potential to provide year-round enjoyment for any avid hunter and outdoor enthusiast. Please give Heath Martin a call to schedule your personal viewing of this phenomenal tract.

Property Features

-County road access

-Great trail system

-Near the top of Mount Magazine

-Located in Mt. Magazine Wildlife Management Area

-Direct access to ATV trails

-Near unlimited outdoor adventures

-Great deer, turkey, and black bear hunting

-Beautiful mountain views

-Great campsite

-Amazing cabin building sites

-Large, hardwood timber and great mast production

-Accessed from Hwy 309, Mt. Magazine Scenic Byway

-4.5 miles from Mt. Magazine State Park