Despite the diverse topography, there is a surprising amount of gently sloping, very manageable terrain, including wide benches, gorgeous creek beds, and some relatively flat ridge tops. Both the hunter and non-hunter will appreciate the Lick Branch Creek (direct tributary of the White River), the beautiful rock outcroppings, multiple small waterfalls, and the impressive box canyon in the NE corner. Recent road improvements to the property include a small clearing for a cabin near the entrance, so you won’t even disturb the critters when you come and go. Some south and west facing slopes offer a great opportunity for solar, and you will hear nothing but the wind and wildlife at this dead-end of the road position. The property offers a unique location being in a somewhat isolated valley, surrounded by a sea of other timber, yet also only a 1/4 mile from the White River Valley; this means the deer, bear, and turkey have reason to use this ground all year long for feeding, bedding, or travel.