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File 58 - 40 ACRES IN STIRLING TOWNSHIP
$20,000.00 US
YOUR OWN 40 ACRE HIDEAWAY!!!
Check out this property !! Located in Stirling Township, an unorganized Township.
This is the perfect location to build your summer cabin and use it as your home base to explore the surrounding area.
The property is bordered on the west by Crown Land and on the north by Crown land.
Surface and mineral rights come with the land.
All pine trees are reserved to the Crown.
You have year round access on Black Sturgeon Road and then a seasonal dirt road that takes you into the property.
The Black Sturgeon Road is off Highway 11/17.
There is a small seasonal creek that flows through the property.
The property is fully treed with a good stand of mixed timber such as poplar, birch and pine trees..
The grouse hunting in this area is just great !
This whole area is noted for some of the finest Brook Trout fishing that can be found anywhere.
LIKE TO FISH?
THAT’S GOOD !!, cause the speckle trout fishing in the area rivers ( like the Pearl River, Black Sturgeon River ) and creeks ( like Coldwater Creek ) and beaver ponds is fantastic and legendary !! OR... when the run is on, fish for steelhead on the famous Wolf River and Black Sturgeon River which is only minutes from the property.
There are area lakes like Stewart Lake, Thompson Lake, Wolf Lake, Wolfpup Lake and countless others that offer all types of fishing, like for Walleye, Northern Pike, Bass, Lake Trout and of course Brook Trout.
THESE LAKES ARE ALL WITHIN A ½ HOUR DRIVE OR LESS from the property !!
USE THIS PROPERTY AS A HOME BASE.
Like to hike ?
There are miles of hiking trails in the area, visit Ouimet Canyon, prospect for Amethyst, there’s lots to do in the area.
Like to golf ?
Visit the 9 hole Canyon Country Links Golf Course on the Hatchery Road. The summer membership is CHEAP and the resident golf pro Syd Ellis and his wife Sandy are charming people.
The Town of Dorion is about 8 miles west of the property.
Dorion is a community of approximately 382 people, located on Highway 11/17, 65 km ( 40 miles ) east of the City of Thunder Bay and 35 km ( 21 miles ) west of the Town of Nipigon.
The folks in the Dorion area are friendly people, always willing to talk and lend a helping hand.
This whole area is beautiful and resplendent during the fall months with the changing of leaves to fall colours.
The Town of Red Rock offers all the amenities you need like banking, grocery shopping, restaurants and lots more. Red Rock is only 15 minutes away east of the property.
If you like boating or fishing on Lake Superior, Red Rock boasts one of the best and most modern marinas along the entire North Shore.
There are many nature-based activities in the area.
Nearby Ouimet Canyon , with a 350 feet vertical rock wall, is one of nature's raw masterpieces. On the canyon floor, hidden in the shadows, you’ll discover plants that are native to the Artic tundra. Hiking trails lead to observation decks at the edge of the canyon.
You can visit one of the many amethyst mines or go rock hunting for these semiprecious crystals. Or drop in at one of the many artisans in the area and discover some truly wonderful creations made with these reddish violet to pale lilac stones.
The World Famous Nipigon River is located at the crossroads of Highway 11 & 17, ONLY 20MINUTES from this property.
The world's largest brook trout was caught in the Nipigon River just below Rabbit Rapids in July of 1915.
Brook trout from 5 lbs. to 8 lbs. are caught each year.
Anglers will also find a large variety of other fish including walleye, rainbow trout, lake trout, coho, chinook, pink salmon, whitefish and perch.
Amethyst - The Gemstone of Ontario
Amethyst is one of our oldest recorded gemstones. Amethyst jewellery was found in many ancient Egyptian tombs.
Found in quantity in the Nipigon/Thunder Bay area. north of Lake Superior, it was chosen as Ontario's gemstone in 1975.
Best known for it's deep rich tones of dark-bluish purple, amethyst ranges from reddish violet to pale lilac tints. The six sided pointed crystals formed when silica solutions crystallized in the veins and cavities of rock. Rings earrings, necklaces, pendants, and bracelets containing this colourful gemstone have been fashioned by local artisans and are displayed at various amethyst and rock shops between Nipigon and Thunder Bay.
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