The Wildbranch Forest Parcels are located in Vermonts Northeast Kingdom where small family farms, a largely forested landscape and widely scattered homesteads comprise the region. The Lowell Mountain Range is prominently visible along scenic Highway 14, which follows the Black River Valley en route to the land from the north or south. The parcels currently exist as one larger property but are offered for sale as three separate tracts (pending subdivision). The camp parcel contains the camp, sheds, and adjacent clearing off the. The eastern third of the land has mostly gentle slopes, with the balance rising steeply to the Lowell Mountain Range. Attractive views of the Black River Valley to the east are possible with additional tree clearing. There is a 207-acre northern hardwood stand on the slopes of Lowell Mountain with good stocking and primarily middle-aged stems. The high percentage of sugar maple also lends itself well to establishment of a sugarbush with 6,000 possible taps.