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MICHIGAN WOODED ACREAGE FOR SALE - This beautiful 39.32+/- Acre wooded property is located Mastodon Township, in south-central Iron County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula! Iron County has 314 lakes and 900 miles of rivers, so there is something for everyone. Indian Lake, a 196-Acre, 36-Foot Deep, all recreation lake can be reached on foot from the property being offered for sale. You can put your boat in at a State-owned public access, with a hard-surfaced ramp, on it's south shore. The deep crystal clear waters of this lake are known for Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Northern Pike, Walleye, and pan fish. Walleye are stocked in this lake by the Michigan DNR, and many anglers target them in the winter. There is a sand-bottomed beach area is available for swimming. If access to this lake isn't challenging enough, Chicagon Lake, the 1,100-Acre all sports lake is less than a mile away. This lake is 115-Feet Deep, and has a diverse fishery. It holds Lake trout, Walleyes, "Muskies" (Muskellunge), Northern pike, Smallmouth bass, Perch, and Lake whitefish. Access to this lake is available by a County owned public access site at it's south end. Pentoga Park is also located on the southern tip of Chicagon Lake, and is a 30 minute walk from the property being offered for sale. Ancient Ojibwa bands made this spot their permanent headquarters in the 1800s. Iron County purchased the land for this park in 1924 as a tribute to these Native Americans and to preserve and protect the Wooded burial structures that mark their graves. In addition to these historic structures, there is a great picnic area, and playground for children. The George Young Recreational Complex is just a couple of miles away. This is a unique North Woods recreation center for Golf, Hiking Trails, Mountain Biking, and Swimming, followed by Sauna and Spa treatments. There is an 18-hole course, and a driving range there. For additional area sporting opportunities, this property is minutes away from a Multi-Use State Trail for Hiking, Biking, and Cross-Country Skiing. Iron County has more than 3,100 miles of the best ORV trails in Michigan. These two-track, twisty single-track trails with rocky hill climbs and soggy mud bogs welcome dune buggies, dirt bikes, quads and four-wheelers. The Iron River, Paint River and Brule River located in this County, are just a few of the river routes available for canoeists and kayakers to explore. Ski Brule is only about 10 miles away. It has snow-making equipment to produce snow for a "long season". It has a Tubing Park, a 30 acre snowboard Terrain Park, and Nordic and Alpine trails. Off the slopes families can also enjoy ice skating, sleigh rides, marshmallow roasts and torchlight parades. The towns of Iron River and Crystal Falls are nearby for shopping, dining, and visiting unique shops. Your search may be over - Here you will be able to enjoy a quiet building spot on a scenic maintained roadway, yet and be in the middle of one of the... Continued In Addendum