TBD FFR 2127K Road, Iron River, MI 49935

SECLUDED UPPER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN 240+/- ACRE RECREATIONAL PARCEL! This property is located in the northwesterncorner of the northern rectangle of Bates Township in Iron County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. - The property is surrounded byOttawa National Forest Lands - With its 988,000 acres , it offers recreational opportunities for boating, camping, picnicking, fishing,hiking, hunting, kayaking, skiing, observation of wildlife and native plants, and other outdoor activities! These National Forest Lands haveover 300 lakes stocked by the MDNR, and over 1,200 miles of Trout Streams. - The eastern border of the property nearly touches theEast Branch of the Ontonagon River which flows northward 54 miles to the confluence with the Middle Branch of the Ontonagon River.Coldwater fish species predominate these river bodies (parts of which are designated trout streams) and are accessible to fish migratingfrom Lake Superior. There also a few ponds located on the property. - Lake St. Kathryn a mile+/- southwest of the parcel offered forsale, is known for Northern pike, Walleye, Bass and Perch fishing! - Perch Lake, three miles southwest of the property, is the largestwater body in the County, with 994 acres. This lake has good numbers of Walleyes, Northern pike, Largemouth bass and Perch. - TheHanna Webb Lake four miles straight south of the property, is one of the Brook Trout ""Better Fishing Waters"" as designated by theMichigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR). - These water bodies attract wildlife of all kinds! Wildlife species found in the areainclude large mammals such as white-tailed deer, black bear, coyote, wolf, and bobcat, as well as small mammals such as squirrel,rabbit, chipmunk, racoon, otter, beaver, skunk and fox. Seasonal and year-round bird species are seen in the area including songbirds,shore and water birds, and game birds. - The Porter Lake-Sidnaw Multi-Use State Trail Number 15 runs just to the west of the parcel.This is a state-designated snowmobile trail in winter which is used primarily for an off-road vehicle (ORV)/all-terrain vehicle (ATV) trail inother seasons. This network of trails connects with other trails across the Upper Midwest. - The property is characterized by rolling hillsand some 20-foot high peaks. - The most common trees on this parcel are Aspen Stands, with other species like northern hardwoods,oak, spruce, mixed conifers, red pine, jack pine, and some areas of mixed swamp conifers. There are several open areas that are grassand fern covered. This diversity will promote wildlife habitation. - There are about six miles of trails throughout the property. - Theparcel is enrolled in the Michigan CFA Program. This Voluntary Program provides a tax incentive to landowners to retain and managetheir forestland for long-term timber production and to provide foot access to the public for hunting, trapping and fishing.... For CompleteText See Associated Documents