Surrounded by the Ottawa National Forest, Watersmeet is the perfect destination for both tourists and sportsmen alike. With breathtaking waterfalls, beautiful forests, and abundant wildlife, there’s no place more magical! You can enjoy the call of the loons as the sun paints the lakes at sunset with the colors of the rainbow, or take a relaxing hike along the many rivers and catch glimpses of the plentiful fish swimming along the riverbeds.
If you enjoy the unexplainable and mysterious, the Paulding Light is only a short 4 miles away. The light hovers above the forest for a few minutes and can be seen every night. Many have tried and failed to explain the circumstances surrounding this strange light. From stories of ghosts to the reflections of headlights from the nearby roads, everyone seems to have their own opinion, but it makes for fun and interesting memories!
With 241 miles of trout streams and 302 lakes, Watersmeet is a wonderland for adventurous water lovers who come to Gogebic County. The Cisco Chain of Lakes alone has 15 interconnected bodies of crystal clear fresh waters for your enjoyment!
One of the most amazing waterfalls in the Upper Peninsula, Bond Falls in nearby Paulding has an overwhelming capacity to create a such a thunderous sound that it can actually be heard well before you can see the falls. This a great place to spend time exploring or enjoy a romantic picnic. Even in the winter, many beautiful photographs have been taken of Bond Falls.
Due to it’s central location, visitors to Watersmeet can head in any direction and find a plethora of activities and events. From Eagle River’s Championship Snowmobile Derby to Land O’ Lakes’ Colorama, Iron River’s IronLine Sled Dog Races to Rhinelander’s Hodag Country Festival, you are sure to find something to entice everyone! And as the home to the Lac Vieux Desert band of Chippewas, Watersmeet has a unique and long culture that you can experience throughout the landscape and first hand at the annual Pow Wows.
The Wilderness Lakes Trail System, which reaches into Northern Wisconsin, will eventually be a complete loop, with future additions to the trail to connect to Iron River, MI and Ironwood, MI. The trail allows hikers and cyclists to explore the area surrounding the Sylvania Wilderness- which was at one time a privately owned area open only to affluent or influential people until it was purchased by The US Forest Service in 1967 and designated a federal wilderness in 1987. It’s a rare treat to view the old-growth forests with a multitude of lakes and an abundance of wildlife!
Sparkling clear waters, back country camping, majestic scenery, and local charm make Watersmeet an exceptional place to visit and an exemplary place to live. When building a new home, do so with a builder that understands not only the house you want to construct but also the lifestyle you want to create. So if you dream of a new home that takes full advantage of the unique geography and views of the land that you love, give North Twin Builders a call today!