Surrounded on all sides by the Chequamegon National Forest is a magnificent tract of 77 acres, with a mix meadow, hardwoods, pine grove and creek bottom. Twentymile creek is home to the native brook trout and meanders through the property a distance of over one quarter mile. Such a diverse landscape offers habitat to an abundance of wildlife including songbirds, deer, turkey, bear and more. While remote, the property is accessed via a year-round town road. The property has been surveyed, and the boundaries are well marked by the forest service. Hunt, fish, hike and explore this beautiful part of the northern Wisconsin.