74 ± Acres of Hardwood Timber & Hunting Land in Glidden, WI

Mature Hardwood Timber with Cabin & Maple Syrup
Potential

This
74.40+/- acre parcel of predominantly upland forest features a beautiful stand
of mature hardwoods and road frontage on Neuberger Road, with electric service
available along nearby Highway 13. The timber resource offers real long-term
value – whether you’re interested in maple syrup production, timber management,
or simply the privacy and aesthetic appeal that comes with a well-established
hardwood stand. The property is equally well-suited for a future cabin, country
home, or Northwoods retreat, with productive upland terrain and multiple
potential building sites throughout.

Whitetail Hunting & Recreational Land Near National
Forest

Beyond
its timber and building potential, this property delivers outstanding habitat
for whitetail deer, black bear, grouse, turkey, and elk – with easy access
throughout for hunting, hiking, and ATV use. Located just minutes from National
Forest land and numerous area lakes, the recreational opportunities here extend
well beyond the property boundary. For buyers looking to expand, the adjoining
55.77+/- acre parcel to the north is available separately, offering the chance
to assemble more than 130 contiguous acres in a highly desirable Northwoods
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Additional Information

• Acreage: 74.40 ±
• Address: 74.40 ± Acres Neuberger Rd Glidden, WI 54527

About Glidden, WI

Near Glidden, Wisconsin, outdoor enthusiasts can explore several popular recreational areas. The Chequamegon National Forest is a standout destination, offering a variety of activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife watching, with numerous trails for hiking and biking, as well as opportunities for fishing and canoeing in its scenic lakes and rivers. Copper Falls State Park, located just south of Mellen, features stunning waterfalls, rugged gorges, and scenic trails ideal for hiking in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter, along with opportunities for swimming and picnicking along the Bad River. Butternut Lake is a local favorite for fishing, boating, and waterfront recreation, offering a quieter retreat with excellent walleye and muskie fishing in a beautiful Northwoods setting. The Turtle Flambeau Flowage, one of Wisconsin’s premier wilderness lakes, draws anglers, paddlers, and wildlife enthusiasts from across the region with its expansive open water, remote shoreline, and outstanding opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. These locations collectively offer a diverse range of activities for outdoor lovers to enjoy.