Acreage Recreational Land For Sale In Maine

The topography of the forest ranges from nearly flat at roadside, moderately sloping in the middle, to rugged and steep at the northern extreme near the summit of Mount Dimmock. Mount Dimmock is the highest point in the small town of Hanover where the...

Lincoln Cove Forest offers nearly a mile of scenic frontage on Cobscook Bay in Downeast Maine. The property slopes moderately upwards from the frontage where expansive views of Cobscook Bay can be enjoyed.

For commuters and weekend warriors, Portland, Maine, is less than an hours drive to the southeast and Boston is just over two hours south. The forest directly abuts the 939-acre Lowell Barnes Wildlife Management Area, a managed resource for recreation...

The buffer strip that surrounds the lake offers an excellent example of the forests productive ability to grow quality sawtimber, particularly red spruce and white pine. The shoreline of the lake is stony on the eastern end, allowing for swimming.

The forest is just 5 miles from Interstate 89 in Waterbury, from which point it is a 3-hour trip to Boston or 6 hours to New York City. Hayes Road Forest offers a private spot for a seasonal or year-round, off-grid home with sweeping valley and mountain...

Given the stand conditions, the forest is well suited to the long-term buyer seeking appreciation from the developing timber resource. The center of the property is a bowl bordered by these two ridges.

From here, the hill slopes gently to the northeast, ending on fairly level ground in the propertys northeast corner. The balance of the landscape has scattered pockets of open areas where the shallow soils inhibit significant tree growth but may be suitable...

The village is less than 25 miles west of Northampton and the Five College Area of central Massachusetts, and Boston is just over two hours drive to the east. The forest supports a white pine/mixed hardwood species composition.

The parcel offers gently sloping topography along the road frontage. In this northeast corner there is an excellent building opportunity. The parcel has 1,675 feet of frontage on Western Avenue, a paved municipal road with power and utilities.

An off-grid cabin could be built, either on a ridge top site with potential, local views or in one of the valleys by a stream. The twin cities of Montpelier and Barre are within a 20-minute drive of the property.

Walking under the canopy of large trees with exposed rock faces looming above creates a medieval forest feel. Marshall Phillips Forest is a Champlain Valley forest, offering fine timber stands, recreational and residential opportunities, unique wildlife...

Good access, close proximity to electric power and level terrain near the end of Nickson Road open the possibility of a private homestead. Hemlock is the major softwood species. A small wetland and associated stream are situated in the southwest corner...

Views after tree clearing of the opposing Cold Hollow Mountain range would be impressive. Numerous streams and tributaries flow generally southward through the area. Stem quality is generally quite good; however, a diameter limit harvest occurred in 2008...

These two lots would make ideal spots for a cabin for hunting, peaceful retreat or recreational pursuits. Boston is a 2.25 hour drive to the southeast and New York City is 4.5 hours to the south west.

The remaining resource is estimated to retain 10-12 cords of merchantable timber per operable acre. The year-round house is a New England cape style in excellent condition. The property is approximately 75 miles north of Bangor, Maine.

With nearly two miles of high elevation terrain in common with Vermonts Putnam State Forest, this forestland offers unparalleled access to and views of Mount Hunger, one of the regions scenic landmarks.

Set in the southern Vermont towns of Ira and Clarendon, Susie Peaks maturing, northern hardwood-dominated timber resource has been professionally cultivated for many years, culminating in 2.9 million board feet of quality maple, oak, spruce and ash sawlogs.

The property has been managed for decades as a traditional working forest. Cobb Brook Forest covers a significant footprint in the Green Mountain foothills and benefits from a meaningful level of standing timber value towards the propertys asking price,...

This is a great place to hike and enjoy the view year round. The parcel directly abuts the Madison Boulder Natural Area, a 17-acre state-managed park and home to an enormous glacial erratic.

Since the tenure of the current ownership, which began in 2010, no silvicultural activity has been conducted, and no harvesting has occurred since the 2005 inventory. A species composition dominated by hardwoods prevails, with hardwoods at 78% of total...

With sugar maple being the dominate species, there is potential to convert a considerable portion of the forest to a sugarbush. Located in the south-central Vermont, the property is close to Killington Ski Resort, Green Mountain National Golf Course,...

South Royalton village is just 3.5 miles from the property and is home to Vermont Law School. The 2017 timber inventory data indicate a property-wide potential tap count of 21,295, with roughly 64% of the taps from sugar maple and the balance from red...

A 4-acre building lot is located on the west side of the road near the parcel center. Patch cuts of varying size are regenerating into early successional wildlife habitat, attracting deer, moose and bear, as well as a host of songbirds.

Not only is it a highly scenic river, it is also a great fly fishing spot for trout as the water runs cold year-round. North Lamoille Forest benefits from 2,850 feet of frontage on Bog Road, a dirt, town-maintained road.

The property benefits from nearly 3,000 of road frontage along Hazen Notch Road, a townmaintained, gravel road with electric and telephone services. The long road frontage provides many potential driveway cuts into the property, facilitating future management,...

The forest is in the small town of Steuben, known for its iconic rocky coastline in the form of two peninsulas. The topography is near flat to gently rolling with well-drained, gravelly soils throughout the majority of the tract.