Northern Wisconsin Watefront Retreat On The Chippewa River
With thousands of feet of frontage this log cabin is located in the heart of the Northwoods on Cattail Lake which is part of the West Fork of the Chippewa River. The land is backed up on two sides with over 65 square miles of Chequamegon National Forest Lands and also features an approximate 800 foot stretch of the Torch River. Large mature Pines and mixed hardwoods throughout the entire property on gently rolling terrain, with heavy cover provided by the river corridors. This is a well known area for Whitetail, Bear, and Ruffed Grouse hunting as well as the home of an Elk herd. The Chippewa River is well known for Muskie and Walleye, and the surrounding lakes have plentiful fish populations. Nearby lakes downstream include Moose Lake and the famed Chippewa Flowage. Wild rice beds are right out in front of the cabin and ripens from Late August into early September. This is just a few of ...
With thousands of feet of frontage this log cabin is located in the heart of the Northwoods on Cattail Lake which is part of the West Fork of the Chippewa River. The land is backed up on two sides with over 65 square miles of Chequamegon National Forest Lands and also features an approximate 800 foot stretch of the Torch River. Large mature Pines and mixed hardwoods throughout the entire property on gently rolling terrain, with heavy cover provided by the river corridors. This is a well known area for Whitetail, Bear, and Ruffed Grouse hunting as well as the home of an Elk herd. The Chippewa River is well known for Muskie and Walleye, and the surrounding lakes have plentiful fish populations. Nearby lakes downstream include Moose Lake and the famed Chippewa Flowage. Wild rice beds are right out in front of the cabin and ripens from Late August into early September. This is just a few of the many opportunities that await you in this pristine area of the State. For more information, or to view the property please contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Mike Noskoviak.
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