TBD US 2 Highway, Marenisco, MI 49947

240 ACRES WOODED MICHIGAN PARCEL FOR SALE - Here's your opportunity to own 240 acres of woodland in Marinesco Township, nestled in Michigan's westernmost Upper Peninsula county of Gogebic. This parcel is in a County bordered by Wisconsin to the south and the shores of Lake Superior to the north. The parcel is surrounded by the expansive Ottawa National Forest, providing direct access to an outdoor enthusiast's paradise with 196 miles of hiking trails and 2,300 miles of Forest Service roads available for exploration by foot, bike, or off-highway vehicle. Just three miles from your property lies the magnificent Lake Gogebic, Michigan's largest inland lake west of the Mackinac Bridge. With 13,380 square miles of crystal-clear waters reaching depths of 35 feet and 34.4 miles of shoreline waiting to be discovered, this aquatic playground offers endless summer recreation-from tranquil kayaking and canoeing to exhilarating waterskiing and wakeboarding. Anglers will delight in the lake's abundant fish populations, including walleye, perch, smallmouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed sunfish, rock bass, and northern pike. When winter blankets the landscape, the lake transforms into a premier destination for ice fishing and snowmobiling adventures. The property sits just one mile north of Michigan's longest rail-trail, the rugged State Line Trail, featuring over 50 bridges with breathtaking river vistas and opportunities to spot majestic eagles and ospreys soaring overhead. This spectacular trail winds through diverse forests of aspen, birch, maple, beech, and hemlock-perfect for mountain biking in summer and snowmobiling during winter months. Within a 30-mile drive lies the crown jewel of the region: the 60,000-acrePorcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, home to ancient old-growth forests, cascading waterfalls, pristine rivers, and miles of Lake Superior shoreline. The property itself has stands of diverse timber, including American basswood, balsam fir, eastern hemlock, eastern white pine, northern red oak, quaking aspen, maple varieties, and yellow birch. A well-established road system throughout the 240 acres provides excellent accessibility from a nearby US Highway, while the gently rolling terrain shows abundant signs of wildlife activity. Currently enrolled in Michigan's Commercial Forest Act Program, the property benefits from significant tax incentives at just $1.35 per acre annually (2022-2026 rate), making this an economically advantageous investment while contributing to sustainable forestry practices. Experience the rhythm of four distinct seasons in "Big Snow Country," where autumn presents a spectacular kaleidoscope of colors from late September through mid-October, and winters deliver an average of 17 feet of snow-creating the perfect setting for accessing the region's 39 cross-country ski trails, world-class downhill skiing at nearby Indianhead, Blackjack Mountain and Big Powderhorn Mountain.