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Looking for the perfect location to build your dream home or vacation
property?
This is it, lot # 99 on Trout Lake located in the
Hiawatha National Forest, 30 miles north across the Mackinac
Bridge in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
This 175’ x 394’ lot is the best elevated lot on Trout
Lake. It is heavy wooded all the way to the water front beach and is
facing towards the west so that you will have
all of the beautiful sun sets and prevailing westward winds..
The small town of Trout Lake and the Hiawatha National Forest
has much to offer for the sports enthusiasts, it is surrounded by many lakes,
streams and rivers.
The Trout Lake area and the surrounding Hiawatha National
Forest is perfect for all seasons, whether you want to
view Michigan's spring wildflowers, nature photography, bird watching, fishing, hunting, swimming, sailing,
canoeing, power boating,
golf, water-skiing, hiking, biking, jogging, winter cross-country and down
hill skiing and snowmobile .
Go north to Lake Superior and see the most beautiful sand beach
shoreline of any others in the
country,
The fall color season is outstanding.
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Trout Lake is the headwaters for the Carp River which
flows south to Lake Huron.
Trout Lake maintains a constant water level which is controlled
by a natural lake dam.
The peninsula of Birch Shores is a nature preserve
which has many deer and other types of wild life.
In the summer the nature preserve offers walking trails and in the winter
the trails are used as cross country ski trails.
All of this nature preserve is owned by the Birch Shores Association
which is made up of all of the Birch Shore residents.
Trout Lake is approximately 1.5 miles long by 1.2 miles
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Trout Lake is centrally located
for many of Michigan's Upper Peninsula attractions
Mackinac Bridge, Mackinac Island, Mackinaw City,
Soo Locks, Tahquamenon
Falls, Great
Lakes Shipwreck Museum, Whitefish
Point Lighthouse, Point
Iroquois Lighthouse and Seul
Choix Point Light, one of the haunted lighthouses near Sault Ste Marie.
Seney National
Wildlife Refuge, a joy for photographers, bird watchers and nature lovers.
Village of Naubinway,
the northernmost community on the Lake Michigan shoreline, and the largest
commercial fishing port on the Great Lakes.
GarLyn
Zoological Park, 7 miles West of Naubinway.
Town of Newberry
is only 27 miles away. At Newberry, enjoy Oswalds
Bear Ranch, where 18 bears live in their natural habitats and you are able
to watch them. From Newberry you can take a canoe trip on the Tahquamenon or Two
Hearted Rivers. Canoe
Livery available.
Snowmobile's Paradise
Snowmobile trails run in every
direction.
Trout Lake is one of the major crossroads for over 2,500 miles of
snowmobile trails crossing the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Go north to Paradise and Tahquamenon Falls. South to St.
Ignace and the trails to Hessel, Cedarville, DeTour and Drummond Island. Head
out to the east and you will end up at Sault St. Marie or connect to Drummond
Island. To the west, you can snowmobile to Seney and Grand Marais or on to
Munising. If you want to ride a great circle, you can go all the way to the
Keweenaw Peninsula and back without traveling on the same trail Snowmobile
rental in town.
You had better hurry, as with all this lot has to offer it is sure to
go fast