Tucked into the woods of Price County, this land blends diverse habitats with a meticulous wildlife plan and recreation. Next door to the ATV and snowmobile trails, this property is enrolled in the Managed Forest Law (MFL) program and protected by a conservation easement. It rolls through hills of white birch, maples, and majestic pines. To secure future forage, young oaks have been planted across the ridges, while nearly three miles of manicured trails wind effortlessly through the timber, creating a pristine network for hiking, skiing, or hunting. The forest floor reflects deliberate management; strategic clearcuts have birthed dense, brushy regrowth essential for ruffed grouse and woodcock, while selective cuts within mature northern hardwood stands stimulate rich forage for white-tailed deer, black bear, and small mammals. In a nod to the land's history, an old cranberry marsh has been transformed into a thriving plantation of red and white pine. Water is a living element across this acreage, anchoring a wetland ecosystem where wood ducks and beaver thrive. The pristine waters of Sailor Creek cut cleanly through the northern end of the property, while large and small ponds dot the landscape. The crown jewel is a designated 10-acre building parcel overlooking a beaver pond that offers an unparalleled setting for a future cabin or wilderness lodge. Adding to its wild allure, the property directly borders the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest along its eastern boundary, providing a massive buffer of public wilderness. An impressive compound of outbuildings provides ultimate functionality. It features two large, 32x40 fully insulated and heated storage sheds equipped with massive garage doors—perfect for workshops or pulling in campers—alongside a third large, 40x24 uninsulated storage shed and a fourth smaller outbuilding. Nestled near the sheds is an established well; though unused for some time. Schedule a visit today and enjoy the beauty tomorrow!