Coutny Rd #436, Gulliver, MI 49840

This 119-acre tract in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula offers a rare blend of privacy, diverse habitat, and recreational opportunity. Located on County Road 436, aka as the Riverside Truck Trail, a gravel road that runs along the east edge of the Seney National Wildlife Refuge and the Manistique River between Manistique and Germfask—this property is surrounded by endless natural beauty. The land features several hundred feet of road frontage and a mix of terrain: younger aspen stands, pine ridges, a lowland swamp with cedar, spruce, and white pine, plus a beautiful hardwood ridge along the east boundary with great elevation change and nearly 20 acres of high ground. Trails throughout the property provide access to most areas. Wildlife is diverse in this area with frequent sightings of deer, black bear, grouse, coyote, and more. A slough from the Manistique River reaches the former cabin site and may allow canoe or kayak access to the river, though some portages could be required. The old camp remains on-site but is beyond salvaging—however, the setting beneath towering pines is an ideal location for a new cabin or camp. The property is miles from the nearest power source, making it an excellent choice for a completely off-grid retreat or homesite. Whether your goals are hunting, recreation, or building a secluded getaway, large tracts of this quality and character are increasingly hard to find. Conveniences are still close at hand, with the Village of Germfask and the Jolly Inn restaurant just a short drive away, along with many other restaurants and services in the area. For questions on land use, building, and zoning, contact the Schoolcraft County Zoning Department.