Located in Jo Daviess County outside of Loran, this recreational tract offers a combination of timber, topography, and access in a region known for its mix of wooded ground and agricultural land. The property sits in an area with a long-standing reputation for deer and turkey activity, supported by surrounding habitat and nearby farm ground. Access is provided along Flint Road, where there is a convenient location to pull a vehicle off the roadway. This area also provides space that can be used for staging equipment or setting up a fire pit when the property is being used recreationally. The entrance location allows for controlled access into the property while maintaining separation from the main road. A trail system is already established and runs throughout the property, allowing for movement across the terrain without significant disturbance. These trails lead through the timber and extend up onto a ridge that provides additional usable ground. The ridge top offers several areas that can be used for camping or general outdoor use. It also presents opportunities for land management practices such as creating small clearings or maintaining openings along the edge of neighboring agricultural fields. The timber stand is a key feature of the property and contributes to both cover and seasonal habitat. The surrounding landscape includes additional timber and agriculture, which helps support wildlife movement through the area. Natural terrain features such as elevation changes and transition areas between timber and open ground create travel corridors that can be considered when planning stand locations or other uses. The property is described as buildable according to Jo Daviess County guidelines, which adds another layer of flexibility for future use. Buyers are encouraged to verify zoning, permitting, and building requirements with the county to determine suitability for their intended plans. The size and layout of the tract make it manageable while still offering a variety of features. The combination of access, established trails, ridge-top terrain, and timber creates multiple ways to use the property throughout the year. Whether used for hunting, camping, or general recreation, the property provides a setting that supports outdoor use without requiring extensive initial improvements. The location offers a balance of privacy and accessibility. Positioned on a low-traffic road, the property provides a quieter setting while still being within a reasonable drive of nearby communities in Jo Daviess County. This makes it accessible for regular use while maintaining a rural environment. This property presents an opportunity for buyers looking for recreational acreage with existing access, a trail system, and a mix of terrain features in Jo Daviess County.