Located near Floodwood in St. Louis County, this +/- 80-acre recreational property offers a diverse mix of terrain, timber, river frontage, and wildlife habitat in northern Minnesota. The property features approximately 2,391 feet of frontage along the Prairie River, with acreage positioned on both sides of the river, creating a varied landscape suitable for outdoor recreation, hunting, and wildlife viewing. Access is provided by gravel road frontage, offering convenient entry to the property while maintaining a rural setting. Rolling hills throughout the tract provide elevation changes and natural topography that contribute to wildlife movement and recreational opportunities. The timber composition includes stands of aspen, maple, a few oak, and mixed conifer, creating a blend of habitat types and visual diversity across the acreage. The Prairie River corridor supports a range of wildlife species commonly found in the region. The property presents opportunities for deer, bear, grouse, and waterfowl hunting, along with trapping potential associated with the river and surrounding habitat. The mix of timber cover, water access, and natural travel corridors may appeal to buyers seeking land for hunting camp use, seasonal recreation, or long-term land ownership. The combination of upland timber and river frontage provides a setting suitable for a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, hunting, wildlife observation, and potential for fishing along portions of the river. The rolling terrain and mixed forest cover create multiple potential areas for trails, campsites, or future recreational improvements. Located within reasonable proximity to Floodwood and regional highway access, the property offers access to nearby services while retaining the characteristics commonly sought in northern Minnesota recreational land. The surrounding area is known for its public lands, trail systems, hunting opportunities, and outdoor recreation resources. Properties featuring river frontage on both sides of a waterway, combined with mixed timber are less commonly available in this portion of St. Louis County. Whether intended for seasonal recreation, hunting use, outdoor enjoyment, land investment purposes, or a place to potentially build that dream cabin or rural home this tract provides a combination of water, habitat diversity, and northern Minnesota character.
