Chippewa County Michigan Land For Sale

Upper Michigan Hunting / Fishing / Snowmobiling Cabin for Sale! This 2.5 Acre wooded property is located in Chippewa County in the far eastern end of Michigan's Upper Peninsula! The Eastern Tip of the U.P. has been an important area for natives, settlers, and traders for hundreds of years. It was named "Giwideonaning" by the Chippewa, which...

Historic 1940’s Lodge, Ranch and Guest Cabins. This property is a stellar example of a near 40 year pride of ownership and a combination of classic Northern Michigan charm and modern functionality in the Hospitality Industry. A true four season resort offering a center point location for guests to exploring the Upper Peninsula in all directions....

There are few as nice as this one. An impeccable full log home on the Waiska River with 20 Acres. Boat your way down the river and out to Waiska Bay. The Waiska River is known for a variety of fish including: Northerns, Bass, Salmon, Walleye and panfish. The 20 acres is a bonus providing opportunities for hunting or sight seeing of deer, bear and...

Great hunting camp located near Tahquamenon Falls. 294 acres with great trail system gives you easy access to much of this Quality Forest Managed property. The property is a mix of hardwood, hemlock, aspen and cedar. High ground and low areas is a perfect match to hold and keep a good deer population and support grouse and many small game...

This has the best of all. Approximately 173 Acres with over 3300' along Whitney Bay which leads to Lake Huron. Great fishing, boating and hunting opportunities. The depth of Whitney Bay will allow for larger vessels. The marina is across the bay. Easy access to this property from a paved public road and a trail system within the property to make...

Michigan Hunting Lodge For Sale - This 82-Acre wooded property is located in Chippewa County in the far eastern end of Michigan's Upper Peninsula! The Eastern Tip of the U.P. has been an important area for natives, settlers, and traders for hundreds of years. It was named "Giwideonaning" by the Chippewa , which loosely translates to "point we go...