Tbd Off Ohman L' Anse, MI 49946

Located in north-central Baraga County, Arvon Township, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this 40-acre parcel is situated in "The Heart of Deer Country," an area known for its whitetail deer population. The property is near the historic areas of Aura and Skanee, settled by homesteaders in the 1800s. Outdoor recreational opportunities abound, with the property located approximately 6 miles southwest of The Big Huron River, a top steelhead destination. The river's East and West Branches converge just above Big Eric's Bridge, with the West Branch offering brook trout fishing. Eight waterfalls are located on this river system. The Slate River is also 6 miles away, and the Ravine River, a Type 1 fishing stream with Atlantic salmon, brook, brown, and rainbow trout, coho and pink salmon, lake trout, and splake, is 5 miles away. The Huron Mountains are about 6 miles to the east. The southern border of the property adjoins State of Michigan Lands, with walk-in access to State Forest Lands just a mile south for hunting, trapping, and stream fishing on the Silver River. The area hosts game animals, birds, and waterfowls, including beaver, bear, coyote, geese, and rabbits. Lake Superior boating and fishing are 3 miles away at Witz Marina on Huron Bay, which offers 50 campsites, a marina, and a convenience store. Huron Bay provides fishing for brook trout, perch, pike, steelhead, smallmouth bass, and walleye, with opportunities for boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. Roland Lake, 3.5 miles south, offers inland lake fishing for brook and rainbow trout. The property has access via a seasonal woods road.