Michigan Waterfront Homes for Sale in Baraga County Michigan United States

Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Lake Superior lot with 181 feet of frontage. The land is nestled in Pequaming Bay with gorgeous views of Pequaming Point and the seemingly endlessness Lake Superior. The lot has been beautiful maintained recently with scenic cuts for better viewing of the lake, and a small lot has been cleared with wooded privacy perfect for a camper or potential build site. The property also has a stream that runs through the property and feeds into the great lake; this adds a very scenic aspect to the terrain. The property lies roughly 7 miles outside the town of L'Anse giving a peaceful buffer, yet a quick drive to any amenities you may need!

1.77 ACRE MICHIGAN LAKEFRONT Parcel For Sale!! - This Torch Lake property is a heavily wooded lot, located in Torch Lake Township, in north-eastern Houghton County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The property has a sunset view from the south shore of Torch Lake. This 2,659 Acre lake is connected to Portage Lake, and then to Lake Superior. A deep lake, it is about 100-Feet deep at its northern end, and is known for big Walleyes, and lots of Northern pike and Smallmouth bass. Sometimes trout and salmon from Lake Superior find their way into the depths of Lake. The property is just a few miles south of the Village of Lake Linden, which was organized in the mid 1850's to support local copper mining activities. The name Lake Linden was derived from the linden trees lining the lake. The shoreline along the lake has year round and seasonal cottages, and is surrounded by larger tracts of forest land where wildlife abounds - sightings of Bald eagle, Beaver, Canadian geese.

MICHIGAN WOODED RECREATIONAL PARCEL - WITH A RIGHT TO A LETTERED DOCK SPACE ON AN INLAND LAKE - FOR SALE!! This 4.71 Wooded Acre parcel has Covenant Right to a Dock Space on beautiful Rice Lake! Rice Lake is located in northeastern Houghton County, Michigan. This beautiful area of the Upper Peninsula has it all! You can take a circle tour from this property to find some of the most picturesque places in Michigan. Just head east to the Grand Traverse Bay of Lake Superior, and drive northward along the shore to Lac LaBelle. From there you can travel to Mt. Bohemia Ski Hill (for Extreme Back Country Skiing), Copper Harbor, Brockway Mountain near the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula then motor down the western side of the peninsula to Agate Harbor, Eagle Harbor, Great Sand Bay, Eagle River, through the historic mining towns of Calumet and Laurium, and then back toward Lake Linden, and then to your lot on the southern end of Rice Lake. The area is surrounded by forested lands, with blueberry, raspberry, and wintergreen berries for summer picking. Access to the Gay Trail, a Multi-Use State Trail is located just to the north of Traverse bay. The northern end of the Rice Lake is located in Schoolcraft Township and its southern end is located in Torch Lake Township. This lake is 675 acres in size and is about 10 feet deep at its deepest point. It has a hard sand bottom. This makes the lake perfect for fishing, boating or for swimming. Reeds can be found along some of the lake shoreline, which resemble rice stalks growing in paddies. It is thought that this is what inspired the lake's name. Giles Creek from the north and two other creeks from the west flow into the lake. Water exits the lake into a creek that runs into 33-Acre Little Rice Lake. Anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including Muskellunge (Muskie), Northern Pike, Rainbow Trout, Rock Bass, Sunfish, Bluegill, Crappie, Largemouth bass, Bullhead, Walleye and Yellow Perch in Rice Lake. Both Walleye and Pike Fishing Tournaments are held on the lake regularly. One of the tournaments is an Ice-Fishing competition that is held in February. The other tournament is the Annual June Rice Lake Fishing Derby held on the Sunday of the Michigan DNR's free fishing weekend, the second weekend of the month. Its sponsor is the Lake Linden/Hubbell Sportsmens Association. The Derby includes a fishing competition and a fundraising raffle at the Clubhouse. Refreshments and food are available for purchase and prizes are awarded for the biggest fish in several categories. There is a State Owned public access site, with a hard surfaced ramp, located on the west shore. The property being offered for sale is nicely wooded and is only a short distance away from the "Common Element" of land, and Dock Space JJ. Call us today to arrange for a private tour of the area - and remember to bring your fishing rods and reels to try some bait casting, fly fishing, or spinning!

MICHIGAN 13+/- ACRE WOODED PARCEL WITH 333+/- FEET OF LAKE SUPERIOR FRONTAGE FOR SALE! This parcel is located in north-central Arvon Township in the Upper Peninsula's Baraga County! Found near the base of the Point Abbaye Peninsula that juts into Lake Superior - Bendry Point is a shoreline landmark to look for, and is about a mile+ north of the property being offered for sale. This parcel is located on the protected western shore of Lake Superior's Huron Bay. From this side of the bay there are views of the Huron Islands and Huron Mountains in the distance. This area has something to enjoy every season. Spring starts the year with Steelhead fishing in nearby streams. Summer Brook trout, Lake trout, Small mouth bass, Walleye, and Whitefish fishing. Fall Salmon fishing - Avidly pursued by anglers year-round are this bay's Blue Gill, Coho salmon, King salmon, Large and Smallmouth bass, Muskies, Perch, Pike, Smelt, Steelhead, Sturgeon, and Whitefish. For summer enjoyment there's also hiking, waterfall and mushroom hunting, as well as ATV and Side by Side riding! In the Autumm color tours are wonderful. In Winter snowmobiling, X-country skiing, and of course ice fishing, rounds out the year. Larger parcels of CFA Land and Copper Country State Forest are minutes away, where wildlife abounds, and there is access to hunting, fishing, and trapping! Hunting for Black Bear, Coyote, Whitetail Deer, Fox and Small game, Game Birds and Waterfowl is also a favorite activity here! The Silver River (A Type 4 Fishing Stream) is a few miles to the south. This river empties into the Huron Bay. The nearest community is called Aura (pronounced "au-rah", which in Finnish means plow). It was founded by Tobias Hiltunen in 1914, and it became a station on the D.S.S. and A. Railway. In it's heyday the village included three churches and the New Mazda Theatre. The popular, family oriented, Aura Jamboree which is a multi-day musicians picnic and dance fest, has taken place annually since 1976, at the Aura Community Hall, just south of this property. The "neighborhood" is composed of other vacant undeveloped wooded parcels, and some very lovely homes and cabins. The property has year-round access on a county maintained road, with power and telephone available at the road side. Come see this parcel today!

If you're looking for a spring, summer or fall retreat or a great hunting or fishing lodge for your family and friends this is definitely it ! This 667 acre gated property holds two private lakes and part of the shoreline of a third. A beautiful crafted log cabin with a full kitchen, full bathroom, dining area, bedrooms, loft and a very nice living room with a free standing fireplace that sits looking at second bass lake that's surrounded by multiple types of full grown timber. Take a walk out on the dock for a closer look at the lake and the surrounding timbered shoreline. The large drive under garage will store all your vehicles and atvs as needed. This property has huge virgin timber and is located in big buck country. The property has great cell service and all the contents to be left if wanted at no value. It is a must to see ! Schedule your showing now ! Potential buyers show they are prequalified prior to showings.

Remote Recreational Property For Sale. This remote 80+/- Acre wooded parcel is located in Ishpeming Township, in north-central Marquette County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The Clark Creek touches the southwest corner of the property. Its origin is from Penny Lake - a small lake located high up in the Mulligan Plains (east of the Silver Lake Basin) in Champion Township, and then flows south-easterly about six miles and become a tributary of The Dead River Storage Basin. The Dead River Storage Basin is just 1½ miles to the south of the property that is being offered for sale. It 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. The property has offered many successful deer hunts. The property is also bordered on the northwest, and west by hundreds of acres of Corporate CFA Land for “walk-in” hunting, trapping, and fishing in season. Snowmobile Trail Number 14 runs diagonally through the southwest corner of the property. This trail is 26 miles long and connects the City of Marquette to the Village of Big Bay. It is one of the most picturesque local trails with mountain paths, and cliff top views of Lake Superior and Lake Independence. Just a mile + to the south is access to the North Country National Scenic Trail. This 4,800 mile trail crosses through eight States, and is the longest scenic trail system in the U.S. The topography of the 80 acres is made up of high rugged terrain, with slopes and some outcrops of bedrock. There are several sites for campgrounds that will provide awesome views. Parts of this property are over 1,500 feet above sea level. A select cut of timber has been done on part of the property, and there is more timber that can be harvested. Trees Common in the Area include: Balsam fir, Bigtooth aspen, Eastern arborvitae, Eastern hemlock, Eastern white pine, Jack pine, Northern red oak, Paper birch, Quaking aspen, Red maple, Red pine, and Yellow birch. The roads into this property are not County maintained or plowed in the winter time, so access to then, would only be by snowmobile or tracked all-terrain type vehicles. If you are seeking a larger remote property for outdoor recreation, please contact us today. Note: This parcel is enrolled in the Michigan Commercial Forest Act Program - See Legal Description.

LAKE MEDORA 24.40 +/- ACRE PARCEL WITH 538+/- FEET OF WATER FRONTAGE FOR SALE! Lake Medora is a 695 acre all-sports inland lake situated in Eagle Harbor Township, in Keweenaw County, at the northern tip of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Keweenaw is the smallest county in the State in both population and land area. But it is the largest in total area, because it includes waters of Lake Superior. It is “At the End of The Road”, at the northern terminus of US Highway 41. Highway 41 is over 2000 miles long, passes through eight States, and the southern end is in Miami, Florida. Lake Medora is located on US 41, approximately 4.5 miles south of Copper Harbor. This scenic lake is surrounded completely by dense forest that has lots of wildlife. The majority of the shoreline is privately owned, but there is a public Launch Site on the south side, off of Highway 41. There are a few picturesque islands that are fun to paddle to. Lake Medora water depths vary from shallow to about 26 feet, with most of the lake being less than 25 feet in depth. The bottom consist of shallow flat shoals, sand, gravel, rock rubble, and rock outcrops – the deep water is under laid by peat. There is lots of forested natural shoreline and islands in this lake. This lake supports a fishery of Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch, and Walleye. It is an artificial lake formed by damming of the Mosquito River in the 1860's to supply water-power to the Keweenaw Copper Company's Medora Copper Mine. If you enjoy hiking, the lake is surrounded by miles of trail that reach out from the lake in several directions. The trails can be accessed of the Medora Road, and from the Washington Mine Road. The lake has five trail heads which are accessible for Hiking, Mountain Biking and ATV use. The parcel has a sandy beach along the shore where you can swim, wade, and launch your canoes. The parcel has been surveyed. Access to it is via a... (For Additional Remarks - Please Request Associated Documents)

TWO MICHIGAN INLAND LAKE PROPERTIES FOR SALE! These properties are located in The "Three Lakes" area, in south -eastern Baraga County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. This area is a mecca for Anglers. The first property (Parcel 1 West) is 31.25+/- acres in size, and has approximately 950 +/- feet of frontage on Ruth Lake. The second property (Parcel 2 East) is 36.1 acres in size, has approximately 2,000 +/- feet of frontage on Ruth Lake. Ruth Lake is a 192-Acre, 36-Feet Deep clear water lake. It is fed by four creeks. There are some islands in the lake. The bottom is 40% sand, 30% rock rubble and 30% silt, where you can expect to find a good number of Largemouth bass and Walleyes. Some Bluegills, Bullheads, Burbot, Pumpkinseeds, Rock bass, Smallmouth bass and Northern pike are also caught in this lake. Lake Ruth empties into Lake George, via a small creek. George Lake (a 160-Acre, 40-Feet Deep lake) which connects via a narrow channel to Beaufort Lake (462-Acre, 35-Feet Deep lake) is across the US Highway from Ruth lake. Beaufort another lake to the south is the largest lake in the Three Lakes chain. It covers 462 acres and has a maximum depth of 35 feet. This lake also contains Northern pike, Perch, Smallmouth and Rock bass, and Walleyes. Further on to the south is Petticoat Lake. This lake is 73 acres in size and about 25 feet deep. It produces Northern pike, Perch, Pumkinseed sunfish, Smallmouth bass, and some Walleye. If you want to adventure to other nearby areas that offer outdoor activities, you will want to see the Canyon Falls - known as the "Grand Canyon of the Upper Peninsula" - just a few minutes up the highway. A well -maintained hiking trail there allows exploring by all ages. Lake Michigamme the largest lake in the area, about 10 minutes away, covers 4,292 acres and reaches a depth of over 70 feet. An "All Sports" Lake, fishing is available here, as well as swimming and boating! Craig Lake State Park is only a few miles away to the north-west. Black Bear, Whitetail Deer, Beaver, Bobcat, Coyote, Ruffed grouse, and Varying hare are common here. Sightings of Moose are also possible in the area. The main east-west Multi-Use State Trail No. 8 for year-round motor sports, and the North Country Trail for hiking and horseback riding are a few minutes away. The western (Parcel 1) touches on Corporate CFA Land to the west (for walk-in access for hunting, trapping, and fishing in season), a Private Property to the north, and Copper Country State Forest Land to the east. The eastern (Parcel 2) touches Copper Country State Forest Land to the east, north, and west – and to a Private Property to the south. This is a rare opportunity for the purchase of this much frontage on an Upper Peninsula Inland Lake!

LAKE SUPERIOR SAND BEACH PROPERTY FOR SALE! This property has over 1,400-Feet of pebble beach and is 52-Acres in size! It is located off Sand Dunes Drive, about two miles east of Eagle River, along the beautiful Great Sand Bay of Lake Superior in Houghton Township, in Keweenaw County. This Upper Peninsula of Michigan county is pronounced KEY-wah-nah, an Ojibway word that means "the crossing place" or "land crossing between two bodies of water." It refers to traversing Portage Lake to reach the Keweenaw Peninsula. An area that has year-round beauty and activities, opportunities for out door activities abound! The prevailing westerly winds off this sunset side of Lake Superior created large deposits of sand resulting in the formation of the only sand dunes along the Keweenaw Peninsula - and this property has more than a quarter-mile of this beautiful beach-front. You can wade, swim, collect water washed stones, and launch your Sea Kayak right from your very own property. The property is wooded with Eastern white pine, Balsam fir, Maple, Northern white cedar, Oak, Paper birch, and White spruce. Another natural feature of the property, the Jacobs Creek actually crosses it on it's way to Lake Superior. One great nearby recreational opportunity to explore is Jacobs Falls, less than a quarter mile away. The last of a series of falls on this creek, a 20-foot slide, is visible from a pull over of the north side of the road. The creek drops 200 feet in less than a quarter mile before reaching Lake Superior. Just above the last drop is another slide and above that is a 5' drop. A steep trail climbs along the rim of the gorge that lets you get nice views of the next two drops. More drops are visible above that, but the views are obscured. It is also possible to clamber up the gorge itself, which is what you would have to do if you really wanted to explore all the possible falls on Jacobs Creek. The Falls is actually located at a very unique tourist attraction, a Catholic Monastery of the Byzantine rite. The monks there operate "The Jampot" which is well known for a wide selection of homemade jams, jellies and preserves and fresh bakery and fruitcakes. You can pack a lunch with their treats, and set off for more adventure! To the south, the Village of Eagle River has a nice long public sand beach set up with picnic tables and fire rings. Close by is the Redwyn Dunes Nature Sanctuary. The sanctuary is across from Great Sand Bay and has a large sign marking the entrance. A one mile trail shows off the dune ponds and rolling topography, yet is easy for hikers of all ages. Another nearby summer landmark is the George Hite Dunes and Marshes Preserve, a 360 Acre preserve managed by the Keweenaw Land Trust. Scuba Divers love the off shore Keweenaw Underwater Preserve just a short drive to the north! When summer turns to autumn, a blaze of color covers this area, and Fall Color Tours around the peninsula are a must see In winter, snow normally covers the land from Thanksgiving to late April with the average annual snowfall ranging from 180 to 250 inches. Snowmobiles, tracked ATVs, and Cross Country Skis become exciting modes of travel! It is rare to find a waterfront parcel of this size - This one has year round access, a driveway in place, and is in one of the most scenic, historic, wonderlands found in Michigan!

455.57+/- ACRE WOODED RECREATIONAL PARCEL IN THE SOUTHERN MICHIGAMME HIGHLANDS OF MICHIGAN FOR SALE! This property straddles Champion and Ely Townships, which are located in the west-central side of Marquette County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan! This area is made up of a mosaic of precambrian granite and sandstone bedrock knobs, low rocky ridges, many bedrock lakes (which occupy depressions in the bedrock created by glacial erosion), outwash plains, and northern hardwood forests. The property features rock outcroppings on several different areas of the property that provide excellent views. The property offered for sale contains diverse wildlife habitat that includes old fields, beaver ponds, natural marshes, deer wintering areas, aspen stands, alder stands, red oak stands, northern white cedar stands, rivers and stream. The entire property has a recently completed road network per a selective improvement cut finished in Spring 2008. For additional trail riding on snowmobiles and ATVs, you can jump onto the main east-west groomed Clowrey-Peshekee Multi-Use trail just a mile+ south of the property. It links to trails across the U.P. To the west, this trail meets the main north-south Republic-Champion Multi-Use State Trail No. 5 for additional ATVing, Biking, Hiking, Horseback riding, and Snowmobiling. To the east (Marquette-Ishpeming-Negaunee Area) there is access to Snow Mobile Trail #8. Ten forested and wildlife habitat types are represented on the property which provide wildlife escape cover, winter thermal covers, nesting sites and bedding sites. Where these multiple forest types meet, wildlife "edges" are created that create diversity and unique habitat for wildlife. Black Bear hunting is available on the property, and there is one distinct rock outcropping that may possibly be a winter bear den. Other wildlife includes Moose, White-Tailed Deer, Black Bear, Timber Wolves, Ruffed Grouse (Partridge), Woodcock and small non-game animals and mammals. The property is enrolled in the Commercial Forest Act and are being managed to improve upon the forest resources and maintain long-term sustainability of high valued timber products while improving upon forest health, forest productivity, natural regeneration and wildlife habitat. Diverse property types include Northern Mature Hardwoods, Lowland conifer, Cedar Swamp, Bogs, and Fields. Dominant tree types are Jack Pine, White Spruce, Aspen, and White Pine. Numerous scattered mature White Pine and Red Pine are located throughout property as seed trees. (2006-2008 selective cut totals: 1495 cords of softwood pulp, 1275 cords of hardwood pulp, 168 cords of aspen pulp, 65 cords of birch pulp, 136 cords of spruce bolts, 28,830 board feet of logs. There are thousands more acres of Corporate CFA Land adjacent to the eastern and southern side of the parcel, and Escanaba River State Forest Lands to the north, which allow walk-in access for Hunting, Trapping and Fishing. Just north of the property is Trembath Lake, a 37-Acre private lake that is 30 +/- feet deep. It has an inlet, and two outlets, which provide a great environment for Largemouth bass, Northern pike, and Small mouth bass. The property offered for sale has three quarters of a mile of frontage Koops Creek, and a creek that exits the eastern end of the lake - and is a designated Type 1 Fishing Stream, known for trout. It also has over 1.25 miles of frontage on both sides of Second River. There are also active springs located on Second River. Brown Creek snakes along and crosses the southern border of the property, and has a 5 acre beaver dam. The Brown and Koops Creeks join to form the Second River (a tributary of the Middle Branch of the Escanaba River) south of the property for some great trout fishing!