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This large multiple-use property is located in the northeastern corner of New York's Adirondack Park within the town of Altona, Clinton County. The surrounding landscape is defined by its transformation from the rugged Adirondack Highlands to the south into the gently-sloped plains of the Champlain Valley that stretch northward. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property benefits from direct access to a portion of the Debar State Forest, along with offering close proximity to the Lewis Preserve Wildlife Management Area. Dannemora is the closest village (9 miles) offering gas, groceries, shops and dining, along with close proximity to nearby Chazy Lake. Plattsburgh is located 23 miles to the east, offering international airport services, a university, shopping and dining.

The tract's moderate terrain, prime wildlife habitat and direct access to public lands create outstanding opportunities for buyers seeking a secluded hunting property or a large family retreat. Highlights include isolated pockets of old fields, small streams, and dense young hardwood forests that provide privacy, open space and ample food and cover for wildlife and upland bird species.

The property's timber resource and wildlife habitat create numerous options for the multiple-use buyer. The tract's abundant hardwood browse, isolated pockets of old meadows and dense sapling cover create prime habitat for woodcock and ruffed grouse, two popular northern game species that thrive in such conditions.

The property boasts a diverse timber resource. Species composition is dominated by northern hardwood species, including the maples (57% of total volume), beech (17% of total volume) and birches (12% of total volume). White pine, spruce/fir and other hardwoods make up the remaining volume.