This 180-acre property in Clinton County, PA, offers a rare opportunity to own large contiguous acreage in the heart of the Kettle Creek recreational area. The tract sits within a region known for its expansive public lands and high-quality wildlife habitat, making it an excellent destination for those seeking space for hunting, recreation and long-term land ownership.The property is accessed off Indian Camp Run Road through a gated entrance, providing controlled access and a sense of privacy. An established interior trail system climbs the mountainside and reaches the ridge top, making it easier to explore the acreage and access multiple potential hunting or camping locations. The land is a mix of steep hillsides, level benches, and a flat ridge top, which creates natural travel corridors for wildlife. In late fall and winter, the ridgetop offers distant views of the surrounding mountains.Bordering thousands of acres of public land, including the Forrest H. Dutlinger Natural Area, this tract is strategically located for outdoor recreation. The Dutlinger Natural Area is one of the few remaining old-growth forests in Pennsylvania and provides exceptional opportunities for hiking and wildlife observation. Being adjacent to public land significantly expands the usable area for hunting whitetail deer, black bear, and turkey, for which this region is well known.Two former cabin sites exist on the property, offering potential locations for a future cabin or seasonal camp. Several benches and level sites throughout the property are suitable for tent camping or off-grid structures. Utilities are not present on-site, which allows for a back-to-nature experience.For those interested in fishing, Kettle Creeka Class A wild trout streamcan be reached on foot from the property. This adds another recreational option for owners who value fishing for native brook trout or simply enjoying time along a cold-water stream.The property also carries both current and future timber value, providing a renewable resource that can be managed for long-term income potential. In addition, 50 acres of oil, gas, and mineral (OGM) rights will transfer with the sale, offering possible future energy value.Located approximately 7 miles from Kettle Creek State Park, this tract is within easy driving distance of other popular destinations, including Cross Fork (9 miles), Renovo (20 miles), and Coudersport (30 miles). Taxes are approximately $872.93 per year.This is a versatile property that combines seclusion, recreation, and resource value. Showings are available by appointment only.