Very cool. Looks like it towers well above the surrounding tree canopy.

Northern Michigan has quite a few impressive white pines, there are 7 in the Michigan Big Tree Register over 300" girth, and 2 over 140' tall.

That’s a big one. I’ll be visiting Krueger Pines in a couple of weeks and hoping to see some impressive specimens, but unlikely I’ll see one that big.

It was described as a champ, so that's what I wrote, but I'd take that description as "one of the champs". :)

So impressive!

How old would you guess it to be?

It's very hard to say, but generally, guesses about tree-age are too high. If it grew a foot a year (very conservative), it would be 160 yrs old or so.

There's a pretty big white pine just up the slope from me right on the MD/PA border. Neighbor was told it was spared from cutting down because of its location -- it was a "line" tree. The top has also been broken off, but not enough to kill it. Prb'ly about 100 ft tall now, but lost quite a bit.