Tbd Off Ross Grade, Arnold, MI 49819

MICHIGAN 200+/- ACRE PRIME RECREATIONAL PARCEL FOR SALE! This property is located about two miles northeast of the historic village of Northland, in the most south-western part of Marquette County, in Wells Township, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. - This area was developed by lumber and railroad companies in the late 1890s, which brought explorers and loggers into the wilderness. - The 200 acres contains High and Low Land, and is mostly High. The sale includes a 16 x 63 Partial Log Cabin, and a 20 x 24 Pole Storage Building. - The property is adjacent to State of Michigan Land and Corporate CFA Land on the west for walk-in access for hunting, fishing, and trapping in season. - There is also access to thousands more acres of State Land about a mile+ away for additional access for these activities. Known for some of the best Whitetail deer hunting in the county! Hunters will also find Black bear, Grouse, Hare, Woodcock, and Turkey available here. - There is endless opportunity for outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, ATV trail riding, snowmobile, cross country skiing, and snow shoeing. - Several miles to the north up the Ross Grade to Kates Grade is access to Trail No. 32, an east-west Multi-Use Motorized State Trail. Here participants find Foot, Dirt Bike, ATV, and Horseback available in Summer, and in the Winter the trails are used by Skiers and Snowmobilers. This same trek northward will take you to Forsyth Township's intensively managed walk-in accessible ruffed grouse hunting area (GEMS – Grouse Enhanced Management System). A trail has been developed for those who need easier access, and for those who want a challenge, you can adventure off the trail in search of your grouse in the aspen stands found there. - Several creeks in the area flow eastward toward the West Branch of the Escanaba River, and the Ford River lies just a few miles to the south. - Most of these creeks and rivers are open for fly... Continued In Addendum