This parcel features significant terrain variation, extensive water frontage, and well-maintained road access. It boasts substantial frontage along the Second River, as well as additional frontage on a smaller creek, offering an abundance of fresh, flowing water. According to reports, brook trout can be found in the Second River on the property. Wildlife is abundant, with strong populations of grouse and snowshoe hare, as well as deer and bear. Moose also inhabit the area and are likely drawn to the river basin. The property has an elevation change of approximately 150 feet, ranging from low-lying riverbanks to high, rocky outcroppings. The land includes substantial stands of hardwood and even more extensive stands of conifers. It has been carefully managed to support high-quality wildlife habitat and is still considered "well stocked" by a professional forester. Located in the Michigamme Highlands—an area known for some of the most consistent and heavy snowfall in the state—this property is ideal for snowmobiling and ATV riding. It's also close to numerous lakes and streams, including Lake Michigamme, offering excellent fishing opportunities. Additionally, the parcel lies within the area identified for the "Michigamme Highlands Project," which is currently second in line for federal funding. This initiative aims to protect over 73,000 acres of surrounding forest habitat. Conveniently situated less than 30 miles from Marquette and near the M-95 and M-28/US-41 intersection, the property is easily accessible from any direction.