This versatile tract takes in the lower reaches of the Big Twin Creek watershed offering mountain woodlands and private farmland tucked away in the middle.  At the upper elevations, the hardwood ridgetops have views that seem to go on forever, while the gorgeous rock features, mountain stream and shading hemlocks leave you in awe of mother nature in the valleys.  Sidehill slopes covered with Red Maple, American Beech, Yellow Poplar and Hemlock lead down to the beautiful fields in the upper valley where the big barn is located.  The clean mountain stream originates upstream on the Daniel Boone National Forest.  Spring fed ephemeral creeks filter down from all directions to feed the mainstream flowing through the center of the property.  Excellent deer and turkey populations are found here with the occasional black bear roaming through every now and then. Walk right off your property and onto hundreds of Daniel Boone National Forest acres resting at your fingertips in nearly every direction to hunt, hike and explore.  Endless opportunity for camping, riding ATV’s and horses among this seemingly ongoing mountain landscape.  With over 620 feet of elevation change from the lower elevations in the valley at the south end of the property to the upper ridgetop peaks.  Possibilities of multiple houses or cabin sites abound, be it fully electric and water hookups near the blacktop county road at the south end entrance or complete off-the-grid privacy in the heart of the property near the north end for the ultimate privacy.  With over 90% of the property’s boundaries being Daniel Boone National Forest, you have the ultimate buffer of which no one will ever build near you.  Truly the remote feeling of being in the middle of nowhere, yet only 11 miles to a small town.  Give me a call with any questions or to set up a time to view this beautiful versatile tract of land.