Northern Adirondacks on Rice Brook

Land Description

Located on 362 acres of private northern Adirondack forestlands and bordering thousands of acres of state land, this property would make the perfect location for a hunting club or family getaway. The land is a sportsman's dream with miles of Atv, snowmobile and hiking trails and direct proximity to the Madawaska State Forest, adding miles of deer hunting and recreational opportunities well beyond property bounds. The land offers timber resources for harvest, including maple, birch, cherry and spruce/fir. And Rice Brook winds its way through the heart of the property - home to native trout species. Hunting opportunities are diverse and include white-tailed deer, eastern turkey, black bear, ruffed grouse, woodcock and ducks. This area also has one of the heaviest concentrations of moose in the Adirondacks. This part of the Adirondack Park is well known for its historic hunting clubs, family estates, conserved timberlands and famous brook trout ponds and streams. The property is located near the east branch of the St. Regis River, popular with canoeists and kayakers and is only a few miles from Meacham Lake, a 1,200-Acre lake with a motorboat launch, camping and fishing. The property is accessed directly off State Route 30, a paved, four-season road. Close to Paul Smith's College and groceries are available in nearby St. Regis Falls or drive 25 miles to Malone, NY. Lake Placid and Saranac Lake are less than an hour away.