Silver Wolf Ranch is one of the largest and finest private ranches in northern Michigan. Its 1,640 acres of prime outdoor recreational land is nestled in the Flynn Valley of Alcona County, about two hours north of Saginaw.

    The Andirondack-style Main Lodge and surrounding cabins rest on the shores of 160-acre Lake George. A rustic enclave, Trails End Camp, is found a mile upstream on the banks of the Little Wolf Creek.

    The land’s geography is diverse, stretching from the oak ridge in the south to the cedar swamps of the north. White and red pines are numerous, and aspen, birch, tamarack and spruce, along with an abundance of water, naturally attract large populations of various types of wildlife.

    Nearly every kind of wildlife native to Michigan is found on the property including white-tail deer, bear, wildcat, coyote, otter, fox, squirrel, and beaver. A wide variety of birds including bald eagles, trumpeter swans, wild turkey, grouse, woodcock, waterfowl, and great blue herons abound.

    Lake George is a private lake, teeming with large mouth bass, perch, blue-gill, pike, and trout. The lake is fed by two streams; the Silver Creek ends at the lake, while the Little Wolf Creek continues north to the Thunder Bay River. A third creek, the Spruce, meanders along the east side of the property. The fishing is excellent and the boathouse is fully equipped with rowboats, canoes, sailboats, a kayak and paddleboat.

    Over 25 miles of two-track trails make every corner of the property accessible for hunting and sightseeing. A rifle and archery range complete with shooting benches is available for target practice, skeet shooting, or competition. There are some 20 rye fields on the property and 26 permanent shooting blinds, which provide for excellent hunts in the fall.

    The Silver Wolf Ranch is a unique experience, a wonderful place to enjoy family and friends ... and experience Michigan's Great Outdoors.