1028 Willow Creek Rd Unit Lat 46.60421 Lon -87 Ishpeming, MI 49849

REMOTE PROPERTY FOR SALE! This very remote 3+ Acre wooded parcel is on the Willow Creek, in north-central Marquette County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The Willow Creek flows year-round, and is a tributary of The Dead River Storage Basin. Just a half mile away is walk-in access to thousands of acres of Corporate CFA Land for hunting, trapping, and fishing - and about a mile+ away is State of Michigan Land that can be used for the same activities. Snowmobile Trail Number 14 is about a mile away. A high rocky out-cropping rises immediately behind a very rustic cabin located on the property, and there is a small level clearing for camping and parking your vehicles. The slope to the creek is heavily wooded, and will need a path cleared to reach the creek's edge. You will need to travel on woods trails, and cross the creek to get to the property, so a high-suspension 4-wheel drive vehicle is recommended. The roads into this cabin are not maintained or plowed in the winter time, so access then, would only be by snowmobile or tracked all-terrain type vehicles. The cabin has not been used for many, many years and the Seller's are selling it "As Is, Where Is". Trees Common In The Area Include: Balsam fir, Bigtooth aspen, Black cherry, Eastern hemlock, Eastern whitecedar, Eastern white pine, Paper birch, Red maple, Sugar maple, Tamarack, and Yellow birch. ..... (The Dead River Storage Basin is a 3,274-Acre lake that sprawls across an area north of the Cities of Ishpeming and Negaunee, and west of Marquette, in Marquette County, the largest county in Michigan. It is an impoundment of the Dead River. The river's main waters originate high up in the rugged, rocky ridges to the northwest and then flow 43+ miles south-easterly to its mouth on Lake Superior. This un-crowded Basin is about 11 miles long, and is great for boating, sailing, kayaking, and fishing. It is known as one of the State's best Smallmouth bass fisheries, and it also contains big Northern pike, Perch, Walleyes and some Brook trout. Fishing Tournaments are often held here.)