This secluded Tahquamenon River property is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning just over 14 acres, it features approximately 700 feet of frontage along the south shore of the Tahquamenon River. A small stream also runs for about 900 feet through the center of the property, winding past numerous potential building sites. The surrounding area is largely undeveloped, with state land—including Tahquamenon Falls State Park—located directly across the river. From your riverfront, you can boat or paddle upstream to the Lower Falls or downstream to Whitefish Bay. A DNR boat launch is located at the river’s mouth, and the waterway is deep enough to accommodate most boats traveling between the property and Whitefish Bay/Lake Superior. The river in this area is calm, offering excellent fishing, paddling, and relaxing pontoon floats while taking in the abundant wildlife. Just south of the property lies commercial forest land that is open for hunting. It’s approximately 9 miles upstream to the Lower Falls and about 8 miles downstream to the river’s mouth at Whitefish Bay. The property is accessible via an undeveloped easement of roughly 300 yards. This stretch of the Tahquamenon River is known for productive fishing, with Pike, Muskie, and Walleye commonly caught.