Set on the quiet shoreline of Ragged Lake, this off-grid Maine camp offers the kind of setting that is getting harder to find: 5± acres, 450 feet of private frontage, and a true sense of being tucked away from it all. The camp itself is simple, warm, and practical, with wood finishes, a wood stove, open living/kitchen space, loft-style sleeping areas, and large windows facing the lake. It has the feel of a real Maine waterfront camp -- not overdone, not staged into something it is not, but comfortable, usable, and connected to the land around it. Outside is where the property really stands apart. The shoreline is open and usable, with long views across Ragged Lake and mountain scenery beyond. There is room to sit by the water, launch a canoe or small boat, enjoy floatplane access, or simply spend the day watching the light change across the lake. A detached utility/storage building, solar setup, generator/battery systems, and other camp infrastructure help support extended stays in a remote setting. This is a property for someone who values privacy, frontage, acreage, and the experience of camp life on a quiet Maine lake. 74 Wooden Bridge Trail offers space, separation, and a setting that feels intentionally removed from the pace of town while still being part of the Moosehead region's outdoor landscape.