Tbd Deerton-Sand Lk Deerton, MI 49822

This 60-acre recreational parcel is located in Onota Township, along the southern shore of Lake Superior, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The property is made up of three 20-acre parcels. The western parcel includes 9.77 acres of woody wetlands, 6.5 acres of mixed forest, 1.35 acres of developed open space, 0.80 acres of evergreen forest, 0.42 acres of low-intensity development, and 0.24 acres of pasture/hay. The middle parcel features 10.35 acres of mixed forest, 9.39 acres of woody wetlands, 0.32 acres of evergreen forest, 0.14 acres of pasture/hay, and 0.05 acres of low-intensity development. The eastern parcel consists of 10.78 acres of woody wetlands, 7.95 acres of mixed forest, and 1.51 acres of evergreen forest. The groomed "Harvey to Autrain" Multi-Use State Trail, formerly the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic railroad, passes through this property. This east-west trail is 30 miles long and goes from Marquette County all the way to AuTrain. Also noted as Trail 417 on some maps, it is signed, graveled, and groomed seasonally for snowmobiles, and is suitable for hiking, biking, ATVing, and snowmobiling. Highway M-28 is about 1 1/2 miles northeast of the property, providing access to a hike through old-growth forests ending at a rocky shoreline near the mouth of the Laughing Whitefish River where it enters Lake Superior, with a public access site and a small gravel ramp for boat access. M94, a few miles south of the property, provides access to the 1,728-acre Laughing Whitefish Lake Preserve, located between the Laughing Whitefish Falls Scenic Area and the Hiawatha National Forest.