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Fay Ranches Inc

The Upper Racetrack Retreat is situated in the rolling foothills of the Flint Creek Range along the western edge of the Deer Lodge Valley. This valley is the main thoroughfare between the booming towns of Bozeman and Missoula. The Deer Lodge Valley offers a rural landscape, a slower pace of life, fewer crowds, and more room to roam than many of the more popular areas of Western Montana.

The property itself consists of approximately 121 deeded acres, and it is situated adjacent to the remote, lightly used Racetrack Creek public campground. Thousands of acres of United States Forest Service lands encase the property boundaries, and the land is bisected by the braided riparian area created by Racetrack Creek. The upper portions of this creek flow year-round, and it has a population of resident brown, brook, rainbow, and cutthroat trout.

The property has easy proximity to some of the best fly-fishing waters in the country, including Rock Creek, Flint Creek, and Georgetown Lake.

A United States Forest Service Road provides access to the property. This road goes through the property and continues past the campground, where private ownership transitions into public lands with seemingly endless 4x4 and snowmobile roads meandering through the mountains. These roads/trails can take you to high alpine lakes and even connect you to the charming town of Philipsburg, Montana.

This property would make an exceptional seasonal getaway. Solar and wind are both viable power options. If someone wishes to build a permanent residence, power could be brought in as its approximately 3.5 miles away, down Bowman Road.

Racetrack Creek braids through the property, creating a large riparian area that draws both resident and transient wildlife. The building site overlooks the wetland areas; it has wonderful mountain views and nice privacy along the south side of the creek. This canvas is ready for your vision.

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"Once in a lifetime" is a claim too often made, but in reference to Sundance Ranch on La Marche Creek, those are the only words I can think of to do this property justice. Sundance Ranch on La Marche Creek is surrounded by forest service land with unfettered access to the Pintler Wilderness Area. You can literally hike or ride on horseback from the barn into the Pintler Wilderness Area and never cross a road. The Pintler Wilderness Area boasts over 158,000 acres of lush forests, alpine creeks, meadows, lakes, and abundant wildlife.

This ranch truly has it all, with spectacular mountain views, sweeping verdant grasslands, and wildlife galore. This may be the place you've always dreamed of finding, boasting an irrigated alpine meadow, two fishable creeks, and a large pond. La Marche Creek originates high up in the Pintler Wilderness Area and runs through the middle of the ranch, offering over three miles of creek frontage to fish and hunt. Just imagine the unparalleled access to the Pintler Wilderness Area and all it has to offer: miles upon miles of trails to explore, cold creeks, clear mountain lakes that were carved out by glaciers thousands of years ago, and abundant vistas and wildlife.

This ranch is a destination due to its abundant recreational opportunities in all seasons. There are plenty of homesites to build that special cabin and absorb the ambiance of the natural surroundings and vistas. The ranch boasts approximately 245 acres, but the access to the forest service and Pintler Wilderness Area make this property extremely rare. Sometimes it isn't about the size of a ranch but the location and quality that makes it special. This is definitely a must-see property.

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Corder and Associates, LLC.

Just minutes from downtown Anaconda, these 307.5 acres sprawl out between State Highway 1 and State Highway 441. The property is 7 miles from the fabulous Fairmont Hotsprings. The luscious property is sub-irrigated and has big water rights on Mill Creek. It also has three developed springs that flood irrigate the property. The water keeps the grounds nutritious enough to support 75 to 80 pairs from June through November. When the summer sun dries up vegetation, this acreage still has jade green grass! 

A cabin measuring 12 x 32 is situated on the property with a porch, a kitchen, a sleeping area, and a bathroom. Its perfect for a guest cabin or to reside in while building your dream home! A new septic system and well have been installed. 

Enjoy the views of the mountains on Crackerville Road and soak up the slower pace of life. Downsizing but still want to live the country life on a ranch? This property would be ideal for a gentleman rancher or for one who sold the big one and needs a place for equipment and a few cows. Outbuildings include two nice shops. The 50 x 66 equipment shed has a dirt floor and does not have electricity. The 50 x 50 shop has concrete floors, electricity, and lighting with corrals surrounding it. 

Deer Lodge County is rich with recreational prospects. Hunt, fish, ski, hike or explore under the Big Sky. Soak in the nearby hot springs. Live the life youve always wanted and come have a genuine experience in the great state of Montana!

Local Area

Anaconda, Montana has a solid industrial history that combines with the wilderness that surrounds it. Immigrants traveled here to follow the American dream as the Anaconda Copper Mining Company settled in as the worlds top copper producer just as electricity came into common use. The town is situated amongst the mountains and forests of the Deer Lodge National Forest. Since the smelter stack shut down in 1980, the town survives presently because of the many tourist attractions and the recreational attributes that surround it. 

Area Attractions

Fairmont Hot Springs Resort

Fairmont Hot Springs Resort is one of the most complete resort destinations in Montana. The resort has an indoor and outdoor pool complete with a 350-foot waterslide! The pools contain minerals that are considered to be healing and therapeutic. The resort also boasts its own 18-hole golf course. 


Golf

The Old Works Golf Course provides world-class golfing on a course designed by the famous golf legend Jack Nicklaus!

Georgetown Lake

Georgetown Lake gives a beautiful backdrop for boating, fishing, floating, and camping. Catch Kokanee Salmon here and ice fish during the winter!

Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness

Hike, camp, fish, mountain bike, and view wildlife such as bighorn sheep, moose, elk, deer, raptors, black bear, grizzly bears, and wolves.

Winter Recreation

Ski at Discovery Ski area only 14 miles west of Anaconda. Enjoy cross-country skiing at the Mount Haggin Nordic Ski area which is only 15 miles south. 

Fall Recreation

Hunters flock to the area in search of elk, white-tailed and mule deer, and other big game animals. 

Lost Creek State Park

A gorgeous display of limestone cliffs with pink and white granite formations towering 1200 feet above the canyons narrow floor describes this park. Check out the cascading falls and view bighorn sheep and mountain goats navigating the cliffs above. 

Smoke Stack State Park

Learn about Anacondas roots and the Old Anaconda Copper Company Smelter Stack, one of the worlds tallest free-standing brick structures at 585 feet in comparison with the Washington Monument standing at only 535 feet tall. 


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The Big Hole Valley remains a reflection of Old Montana, a place where time seems to stand still, and we consider that to be exceptionally special. The valley is discreetly celebrated for its robust agricultural output, breathtaking scenery, expansive open landscapes, abundant big game, thriving trout populations, and an authentic Western charm that endures through the years. Squarely situated in this noteworthy region is the Pintler Creek Ranch, encompassing 2,000 acres of hay meadows, extensive grasslands, sagebrush-covered hills, 2 miles of fishable Pintler Creek, and rolling hills with timbered edges adjoining 1.5 miles of National Forest Service land and the famed Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness. The current owner runs around 300-400 cow/calf pair on the ranch from late spring through fall, with water rights allowing for potential hay production.

Elk utilize the willow-covered creek bottom for calving in the summer and the timbered habitat on the north end of the ranch for bedding throughout the year. The ranch is located in General License Hunting District 321, maximizing landowner opportunities to draw tags for both archery and rifle seasons, making elk harvesting prospects abundant. In addition to a healthy elk population, the ranch is home to mule deer, pronghorn, black bear, moose, and grouse.

Situated approximately 5 miles off Highway 43 via a well-maintained county dirt road, the ranch is accessible year-round. Wisdom, Montana, located about 20 miles south of the ranch, and Wise River, approximately 27 miles to the east, are two charming small Montana towns with the integrity of traditional Western cultures. For additional amenities, including private and commercial airports, the Pintler Creek Ranch is conveniently located 65 miles from both Butte and Anaconda, Montana.

With only an old homestead of no functional value and a few corrals, the ranch boasts no additional improvements. Devoid of conservation easements or similar encumbrances, the Pintler Creek Ranch presents a blank canvas with incredible build sites.

The Big Hole Valley takes pride in preserving its historical significance deeply rooted in the American West. Native American tribes, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the Nez Perce War have all left their mark on this picturesque landscape. Fay Ranches is honored to showcase the Pintler Creek Ranch as an exceptional investment opportunity within the timeless narrative of Montana's Big Hole Valley.

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