FTL#2,3 - 9.2 Acres Bordering National Forest + Walk to Fishtrap Lake

If you’ve been looking for a true Northwoods basecamp—something you can hunt, camp, and enjoy year-round—this 9.2-acre wooded parcel in the Town of Winter checks the boxes that are getting hard to find. The land features gently rolling terrain and a beautiful hardwood mix dominated by Poplar/White Poplar, Maple, Oak, and Birch—the kind of timber and cover that feels private, quiet, and “up north” the moment you step in.

Hunt 9.2 Acres… and Step Into Thousands More:

One of the biggest advantages here is what’s next door: the parcel borders thousands of acres of the Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest, giving you the rare combination of private land ownership with immediate access to massive public ground for hunting, scouting, hiking, and exploring.

Fishtrap Lake: Close Enough for “After-Work” Fishing:

You’re within walking distance of the public boat landing, so you can be on the water fast—whether that means an early-morning fishing run or an evening cruise. Fishtrap Lake is a 263-acre lake with a public boat landing, and it’s known for species like Musky, Walleye, Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, and Panfish.

What You Can Do Around Winter (Four-Season Recreation)

ATV/UTV & Snowmobiling: Sawyer County is famous for riding, with an extensive trail network maintained and groomed by the Sawyer County Snowmobile & ATV Alliance (over 600 miles of trails).

Paddling, camping, and backcountry exploring: Nearby public lands like the Flambeau River State Forest offer camping, fishing, hiking, ATV access, and strong paddling opportunities along the Flambeau.

Even more public-land options: The Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest supports a huge range of activities—camping, hunting, hiking, biking, boating, wildlife viewing, and more.

Next Steps:

If you want a property that works as a camping/hunting base today and a long-term Northwoods hold for the future, this one is worth a look. Reach out for maps, exact location details, and a time to walk the land.

Jonah Ritt
(920)559-1557 (cell)