The forest is graced by a substantial number of high quality water resources in the form of lakes, ponds, rivers and streams, each offering a unique aesthetic character, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity. The northeast corner of the tract hosts Love Lake with over 10,000 feet of undeveloped shoreline. The eastern portion of the forest encompasses the two secluded and pristine Spectacle Lakes, while the southwest corner of the property features three superlative water bodies: nearly 12,000 feet of undeveloped frontage on Long Lake (including a 2.8-acre island), over 5 miles of frontage on the East Machias River (reknown for its salmon habitat), and over 12,000 feet of frontage on Round Lake.

Species composition is dominated by the softwoods of red spruce, balsam fir, white pine and a complement of northern white cedar. Assorted northern hardwoods comprise the balance, led by the maples (red and sugar), the birches (white and yellow) and poplar. Based on a recent and comprehensive timber inventory, the net standing Capital Timber Value is $11,030,000.