Ohman Road lot Lat 46.8737 Lon -88.1528, L' Anse, MI 49946

This 40+/- acre parcel is located in north-central Baraga County, in Arvon Township, on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, known as "The Heart of Deer Country". The historic areas of Aura and Skanee were settled by Homesteaders in the 1800s and are known for great populations of Whitetail deer that come down from the Huron Mountains to forage in the apple orchards planted by these settlers. The property is minutes away from outdoor recreational opportunities and located 6 +/- miles southwest of The Big Huron River, a top Steelhead destination. The East and West Branches converge just above Big Eric's Bridge, about nine miles before the main river reaches Lake Superior. The West Branch is cold and clear and gets its start in the McCormick Wilderness, supports fish year-round, and has great Brook trout. There are eight waterfalls on this river's system. The Slate River is 6 +/- miles away, and the Ravine River is 5+/- miles away. The gently cascading Ravine River is a Type 1 Fishing Stream that flows into Lake Superior and has fishing of Atlantic salmon, Brook, Brown and Rainbow trout, Coho and Pink salmon, Lake trout and Splake. About 6 +/- miles to the east are the Huron Mountains. Migrating Whitetail deer pass through this area, browse in the many old homestead orchards and fields, and bed down in the lowlands. The southern border of the property adjoins State of Michigan Lands. A one-mile drive to the south provides access to State Forest Lands for walk-in access for hunting, trapping and additional stream fishing on the Silver River. In addition to Whitetail deer, this area is host to other game animals, birds, and waterfowls, with abundant hunting for beaver, bear, coyote, geese, and rabbits in the area. Witz Marina, located on the beautiful Huron Bay, is only 3 +/- miles away. Local inland lake fishing is available on Roland Lake, 3.5 +/- miles to the south. This 40+/- acre lake is about 22 feet deep and contains both Brook and Rainbow Trout and has a State-owned public access with a gravel ramp on the north shore. The property has access via a seasonal woods road.