Discover the perfect Up North retreat with this beautiful 6.9-acre wooded parcel located just one mile west of Ewen. Featuring road and electric access, an improved building site, and scenic views overlooking Cedar Creek, this property offers an ideal setting for your dream year-round home or seasonal getaway. Enjoy the peace and privacy of nature while having convenient access to nearby amenities. Whether you're looking to build your forever home, create a weekend escape, or invest in your own slice of the great outdoors, this property offers endless possibilities. Don't miss this opportunity to own your own piece of the Upper Peninsula!
8 new parcels, each 9.91 acres, with power available at the road. A chance to own land in one of the most recreation-rich areas of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Located just 10 minutes from Lake Gogebic--the largest natural inland lake in the U.P.--these properties put you close to popular trailheads, fishing, boating, hunting, and year-round trail riding. The Ottawa National Forest surrounds the area with nearly one million acres of public land to explore, and the ATV/snowmobile trail system is easily accessible nearby. If you're planning a cabin or a hunting camp or want a place to get away, these parcels provide plenty of privacy and room to roam.
8 new parcels, each 9.91 acres, with power available at the road. A chance to own land in one of the most recreation-rich areas of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Located just 10 minutes from Lake Gogebic--the largest natural inland lake in the U.P.--these properties put you close to popular trailheads, fishing, boating, hunting, and year-round trail riding. The Ottawa National Forest surrounds the area with nearly one million acres of public land to explore, and the ATV/snowmobile trail system is easily accessible nearby. If you're planning a cabin or a hunting camp or want a place to get away, these parcels provide plenty of privacy and room to roam.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Rivertown
616-288-3244
8 new parcels, each 9.91 acres, with power available at the road. A chance to own land in one of the most recreation-rich areas of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Located just 10 minutes from Lake Gogebic—the largest natural inland lake in the U.P.—these properties put you close to popular trailheads, fishing, boating, hunting, and year-round trail riding. The Ottawa National Forest surrounds the area with nearly one million acres of public land to explore, and the ATV/snowmobile trail system is easily accessible nearby. If you're planning a cabin or a hunting camp or want a place to get away, these parcels provide plenty of privacy and room to roam.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Rivertown
616-288-3244
8 new parcels, each 9.91 acres, with power available at the road. A chance to own land in one of the most recreation-rich areas of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Located just 10 minutes from Lake Gogebic—the largest natural inland lake in the U.P.—these properties put you close to popular trailheads, fishing, boating, hunting, and year-round trail riding. The Ottawa National Forest surrounds the area with nearly one million acres of public land to explore, and the ATV/snowmobile trail system is easily accessible nearby. If you're planning a cabin or a hunting camp or want a place to get away, these parcels provide plenty of privacy and room to roam.
8 new parcels, each 9.91 acres, with power available at the road. A chance to own land in one of the most recreation-rich areas of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Located just 10 minutes from Lake Gogebic--the largest natural inland lake in the U.P.--these properties put you close to popular trailheads, fishing, boating, hunting, and year-round trail riding. The Ottawa National Forest surrounds the area with nearly one million acres of public land to explore, and the ATV/snowmobile trail system is easily accessible nearby. If you're planning a cabin or a hunting camp or want a place to get away, these parcels provide plenty of privacy and room to roam.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Rivertown
616-288-3244
8 new parcels, each 9.91 acres, with power available at the road. A chance to own land in one of the most recreation-rich areas of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Located just 10 minutes from Lake Gogebic—the largest natural inland lake in the U.P.—these properties put you close to popular trailheads, fishing, boating, hunting, and year-round trail riding. The Ottawa National Forest surrounds the area with nearly one million acres of public land to explore, and the ATV/snowmobile trail system is easily accessible nearby. If you're planning a cabin or a hunting camp or want a place to get away, these parcels provide plenty of privacy and room to roam.
Discover this exceptional 160-acre recreational property featuring a diverse blend of open fields, productive acreage, and heavily wooded terrain. Located on a maintained back road, the property offers power and fiber internet availability at the road. The gently sloping land drains well and provides excellent potential for recreational, agricultural, and building opportunities. Previously operated as a commercial pheasant hunting preserve, the property retains all of its established fields, including approximately 20 acres of hay production and 30 acres of easily tillable ground. Well-maintained trails wind throughout the property, providing outstanding access for hunting and outdoor recreation. Multiple wildlife food plots and ponds enhance the habitat and attract a variety of game. Wildlife includes an excellent population of white-tailed deer, black bear, grouse, woodcock, migratory waterfowl, and small game, with moose also sighted on the property. The combination of open ground, mature woods, and established habitat makes this an ideal setting for hunting enthusiasts, outdoor recreation, and potential agricultural use. Whether you're seeking a premier hunting property or a private recreational retreat, this 160-acre parcel offers exceptional opportunity and versatility.
Discover 353 acres of prime hunting land nestled in Michigan's rugged Upper Peninsula, specifically designed and managed to serve as a whitetail deer sanctuary. The property features multiple established food plots, tilled fields, natural water sources, and a manicured trail system throughout the land. With a history of successful whitetail deer hunts, this property offers exceptional opportunities for pursuing mature bucks. Abundant bear and bird hunting opportunities add to the appeal of this premier hunting destination. Carefully developed habitat and established land features provide an excellent foundation for continued wildlife management and hunting success. The expansive acreage offers plenty of room to explore, hunt, and enjoy the beauty of the Upper Peninsula wilderness. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking to establish your own private outdoor retreat, these 353 acres offer an outstanding opportunity. Make this exceptional hunting property your own and create an outdoor legacy for generations to come.
Discover an exceptional 80-acre tract of secluded, picturesque land offering rugged terrain, spectacular water features, and abundant natural beauty. With nearly 2,000 feet of frontage on the West Branch of the Ontonagon River, the property is also bisected by Gleason Creek and features the impressive Lower Gleason Falls. The terrain varies from gently rolling to very steep, with more than 250 feet of elevation change from the property's highest point to the river shoreline. Steep slopes and drainage areas are home to towering old-growth hemlock and white pine, while the flatter and rolling portions feature a diverse mix of northern hardwoods and aspen. Portions of the timber have been commercially thinned in the past. The property enjoys an exceptional location, sharing borders with Ottawa National Forest to the south, CFA lands to the east and north, and private property to the west. Outdoor recreation and scenic destinations are abundant, with the North Country Trail, Victoria Reservoir and Falls, Porcupine Mountains State Park, Lake Superior, Lake Gogebic, Ontonagon Harbor, and numerous historic mining sites all within the surrounding area. Access is currently available across adjacent CFA lands through either a deeded easement, which is presently accessible by foot or ATV, or a non-easement access permit allowing use of existing gated woods roads. Vehicle access to the property is possible but will require some improvements, including brushing and a stream crossing at Gleason Creek. Adding to the property's appeal, the land is enrolled in the Michigan Commercial Forest Program, resulting in an extremely low property-tax burden. For those seeking a private recreational retreat, hunting property, timberland investment, or simply an opportunity to own a truly unique piece of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, this property offers a rare combination of acreage, water frontage, mature forest, waterfalls, and direct proximity to expansive public and private recreational lands.
Beautiful 86-acre Upper Peninsula property with heavily wooded land and excellent wildlife. Known for trophy white tail deer, black bear, grouse, turkey, and water foul birds. This secluded property is surrounded by thousands of acres of National Forest for outstanding hunting and outdoor recreation. The land features two large ponds and beaver dams at the back of the property that attract abundant wildlife year-round. Ideal for hunting, camping, or a private getaway. Please note there is no direct road access, and the property is currently accessed by a National Forest 4-wheeler trail.
Ewen is located in Michigan. Ewen, Michigan has a population of 281. Ewen is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 22.97% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 11.47%.
The median household income in Ewen, Michigan is $36,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $44,605 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ewen is 53.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 3.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 35.9 inches per year, with 180.3 inches of snow per year.
