TBD Northwestern Rd , Big Bay, MI 49808(Marquette County)

Outstanding 80 acre parcel with a diverse terrain and the East Branch of the Salmon Trout River flowing through the property which lends itself to the wide variety of recreation that the U.P. is famous for. The sellers have never cut the trees on the property and you will find a beautiful vast Mature Maple Forest along with most native species of trees. The Salmon Trout River is known as the home of the "Coaster" Brook Trout and leads from this location to several waterfalls and after entering the Huron Mountain Club it eventually mouths into the worlds largest freshwater lake. Remote, but accessible by the Northwestern Road which is well maintained in this area for a backwoods route. Considerable Timber Value has increased as the forests have had plenty of time to grow and flourish. The combination of highlands, flowing water and lowlands provides excellent habitat for all wildlife from Moose to Muskrats. There are many prime hunting locations. A Forestry Management Plan is available for your review. The entire region is legendary for recreation and everything related to being outdoors. The Great Lake Superior is not far at all and streams, rivers and inland lakes are in every direction. You name the outdoor activity and you can enjoy it here. Awesome Hiking, Biking, Four Wheeling, Side by Sides, Dirt Bikes, Kayaking, Canoeing, Snowmobiling, Swimming, Skiing, Sightseeing, and of course Fishing and Hunting or just hanging quietly by the bonfire with friends or peacefully alone. You can never run out of new places to see or things to do. This would be a perfect place for your cabin or camper. If you need to go to a store for supplies Big Bay is only about a half hour away. The land is in a CFA tax status which offers very low taxes. A second freshwater stream also crosses through the property offering more camping or building sites near the creek. There are thousands of feet total Waterfront Frontage between both bodies of water. This amazing and rustic region hosts the legends of rowdy lumberjacks, famous explorers and many who just loved the nature that surrounds you. There are Thousands upon Thousands of acres of State, CFA and DNR land stretching Northward from this property through the Mountains all the way to Lake Superior which you are allowed to explore. You can find places in these vast tracts of wilderness where you will see no one for days, weeks or longer. The Historic "Dodge City" location is just a mile and a half down the road and Marquette, Negaunee and Baraga County are reasonably close to the South. Let your adventures begin here in the Great and Wild Huron Mountains of Michigan's U.P.