Clark Creek is a 42 +/- acre recreational and hunting tract located on Adolphus Callaway Road in Wilkes County. The property offers approximately 550 feet of frontage on a quiet county-maintained gravel road with convenient access to Highway 78. The property is entirely wooded and offers a diverse mix of habitat. The pine areas have recently been thinned with wildlife in mind, while bottomland hardwoods run along Clark Creek. A large flooded beaver pond regularly holds ducks and provides an additional duck hunting opportunity, while an established food plot and existing deer hunting tower stands add to the deer hunting and recreational appeal. The land has gently rolling terrain with several nice level areas overlooking Clark Creek and the beaver pond. There are multiple potential home or cabin sites that could be privately situated off the road while still providing convenient access to utilities along Adolphus Callaway Road. The combination of mature thinned pines, hardwood bottoms, creek frontage, flooded beaver pond, food plot and varied terrain provides excellent habitat diversity and opportunities for both deer and duck hunting on a manageable-sized recreational tract. For buyers looking for additional acreage and improvements, an adjoining 95 +/- acre tract with a cottage is also available. The two tracts can be purchased together to create approximately 137 +/- contiguous acres with an existing residence, additional recreational land and extensive creek frontage. Clark Creek offers a nice combination of hunting, recreation, water and potential building sites in a quiet rural setting with good access to Highway 78.