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The Blackfoot River Retreat is the premier fishing property for sale in western Montana. The Retreat, currently the only property available on the Blackfoot, is comprised of 85 well-maintained acres and is situated within a diverse ecosystem highlighted by stands of mature trees, vibrant pasture, river bottom, and a private swimming pond. Through this well-balanced landscape runs the storied upper Blackfoot, the river that inspired Norman Maclean's classic narrative, A River Runs Through It. A haven for wildlife, the Retreat is a desirable elk and deer archery hunting property as well. The turn-key 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom log cabin and adjacent guest quarters was built with the river as a visual centerpiece; large windows and doors open the home to the sights and sounds of the water. Built above a two-car garage, the guest quarters are perfect for visiting family and friends and features its own full bath, kitchenette, and 360-degree views. An additional two-vehicle log garage provides more space for toys and ranch implements.

Deeded acreage on both sides of the river and nearly 1500 feet of river frontage, without another home in sight, offers privacy and world-class dry-fly fishing opportunities for native Westslope Cutthroat trout. River features on the property include excellent fishing and swimming holes and access to miles of wilderness wade-fishing, both upstream and down. Rarely, if ever, does a single property feature so many desirables -- picturesque privacy amongst the wildlife, excellent recreational opportunities, productive pasture with old priority water rights, and a location in a historic Montana Valley.

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Hall and Hall

Located in the famed Blackfoot River Valley, minutes from the town of Lincoln, the 2,800 acre Lewis and Clark Trail Ranch combines a near-perfect mix of recreation and production in a locale that rivals some of the best in Montana. Offering a mix of open meadows and forested benches, this well-blocked assemblage provides grazing for up to 150 pairs in the summer months and extensive habitat for big game, including elk, deer, and bear.

Alice Creek, headwaters of the Blackfoot River, meanders for nearly two-and-a-half miles through the property, providing riparian habitat, stock water, and fishing opportunities. Several other small and seasonal streams traverse the ranch, enhancing its scenic and agricultural values.

Complementing its scenic viewsheds, the ranch comes with a complete set of working and residential improvements, including a 4,720 square foot, three-bedroom home, working corrals, ranch shop, barn, hay storage, and equipment shed, allowing a new owner to immediately enjoy this superlative Montana offering.

Lincoln, a town of roughly 1,000 people, offers many essential services, including medical clinics, shopping, and a municipal airport, all less than 15 minutes from the ranch headquarters. Known as the gateway to the Blackfoot River Valley, its proximity to the famed Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex provides unparalleled recreational opportunities in one of the lower 48s most expansive roadless areas.

The Lewis and Clark Trail Ranch is a complete offering that combines privacy, recreation, and production in one of Montanas most tightly held locales.

The Facts:

~2,800 acres of well-blocked mix of native range, riparian bottom-ground, and stands of deciduous and coniferous forests
~640 state leased acres
~4,720 square foot home built in 2003 with three bedrooms, three baths
~Additional agricultural improvements, including working corrals, a barn, hay storage, a shop, and equipment sheds
~Summer grazing for 150 pairs 
~Three-mile boundary with Helena National Forest and the state of Montana
~Hunting District 281 - over-the-counter elk and deer district
~Fifteen minutes to Lincoln, population roughly 1,000; fifty-five minutes to Helena, and one-and-a-half hours to Missoula. 
~Lincoln offers a 4,600-foot asphalt runway for private fliers; Missoula and Helena provide direct flights to several destinations across the United States, including Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Dallas, Minneapolis, Las Vegas, and Phoenix, with seasonal destinations increasing in the summer months  
~Unencumbered by a conservation easement
~Property taxes based on previous years is $8,400

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Fay Ranches Inc

The Stagecoach Road Ranch is situated in a private mountain setting just minutes from Helena, the capital of Montana. In a region rich with history, the ranch includes an old stagecoach road that slices across a high meadow on the ranch. The road is covered in spots with young stands of timber, a testament to the time that has passed since it was used to transport goods across the region many years ago.

The ranch features a variety of topography, including mountain meadows covered with a carpet of color from wildflowers in the spring, timbered draws, and lush stands of willows and aspens. It is complemented by breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and National Forest Lands. A charming and recently updated quintessential log cabin home is situated to enjoy the beauty of the setting. It is in a prime location for a front-seat view of the wildlife, including abundant elk, deer, and various birds that call the ranch and region home.

The four-bedroom and two-bath log home is warm and inviting with an open living space including large picture windows and a cozy wood stove. The cabin was recently fully remodeled and updated with new flooring, cabinetry, and appliances in the kitchen and new windows throughout. The cabin is warm and cozy, offering an ideal year-round residence or convenient getaway retreat. Adjacent to the cabin in a convenient location, a large detached garage features three bays, an insulated workshop, an indoor shooting range, abundant storage, and an additional living area with vaulted ceilings and a private bathroom ideal for visiting guests.

The property is adjacent to public lands and in a region with excellent access to thousands of acres of nearby National Forest land for unlimited recreation. This unique offering is located in a tightly held region where property does not often come available for sale. The ranch is ideal for someone who enjoys the mountains and outdoor recreation and appreciates Helenas abundant amenities, which is a short drive from the property.

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From the eastern plains of Montana, sprawling over the rugged Rocky Mountains that transcend the Big Sky, to the untamed spirit of the West in Wyoming, easterly erupting over the badlands of North Dakota, and south into the vivid landscapes of Colorado, Corder and Associates represents properties that we dare you to dream about. With agents throughout Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and North Dakota, we offer an intimate knowledge of each community while providing clients with a trusted partnership to find them the finest farms, ranches, and recreational properties. We Live the Life We Sell Trademark. As outdoor enthusiasts and participants in agriculture ourselves, we facilitate investments and sales based on our extensive knowledge of the market and your needs and desires. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Perched at an elevation of 3,190 feet, this mountain property offers convenient proximity to downtown Lincoln, a mere 10-minute drive away. The isolated location means an ideal base for camping and then hitting up the trails for hunting and hiking early the next day! Build a dry cabin for the ultimate hunting retreat and listen for the hair-raising elk bugle while lounging under the bright stars. The surrounding area boasts an abundance of mountain trails and the tranquil Blackfoot River flowing to the south, catering to various outdoor pursuits such as hunting, fishing, hiking, and trail riding. Situated adjacent to BLM land, the property presents boundless opportunities for exploration. Lincoln features a well-maintained trail system, fostering the popularity of off-road vehicles in the region. Encompassing 80 acres, the property affords sweeping vistas of towering mountain peaks beneath the expansive big sky. Its south-facing orientation ensures optimal visibility for solar-powered installations and satellite internet services. The property's old logging roads have been thoughtfully graded to facilitate future enhancements. Lincoln itself offers a range of amenities including bars, restaurants, a grocery store, and coffee shops, while the vibrant city of Missoula, just a 1.5-hour drive away, provides an array of breweries, dining options, and shopping destinations.

 

Local Area

 

Lincoln, Montana is a well-known recreational mining town as gold discoveries in 1860 brought miners to the area. Historically, it has roots rich in the Lewis and Clark expedition. In 1806, Meriwether Lewis passed through the area on his return trip to St. Louis after discovering the route to the western coast. There is plenty of wilderness around Lincoln for exploring. Visitors and locals can hike, bike, fish, hunt, bird watch, watch for wildlife, go horseback riding, or snowmobile. In 2017, Lincoln was named the first Continental Divide Trail Gateway Community in Montana because of the three access points found at Stemple Pass, Flescher’s Pass, and Roger’s Pass. As a result, there are ample opportunities for hikers and visitors to get out in the fresh mountain air and camp, fish, or hunt! The town was named in August of 1865 after the 16th President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Lincoln is located 80 miles east of Missoula and is the perfect base location for all your outdoor adventures!

 

Area Attractions

 

Fishing Opportunities

 

The Blackfoot River Valley is encompassed by great fishing areas! The Blackfoot River is 130 miles of pure mountain waters flowing along Highway 200. It has great access to accommodate anglers while they anxiously pursue catching Rainbow, Bull, Cutthroat, Cut-Bow, and Brown Trout. Check out one of these creeks for an adventure: Alice Creek, Beaver Creek, Copper Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Landers Fork, and Nevada Creek. You will find plenty of Brook Trout to keep you busy reeling. Take out your boat or kayak for the lake experience at Brown’s Lake where you can catch Bass, Bluegill, Perch, or Trout. Snowbank Lake and Copper Lake are full of Cutthroat Trout.

 

Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex

 

Comprised of three wildernesses, the Bob Marshall, the Scapegoat, and the Great Bear, the complex covers over 1.5 million acres of mountainous terrain and is considered one of the world's most completely preserved ecosystems!

 

Trail System

 

Wintertime is playtime for the community surrounding Lincoln. With over 250 groomed snowmobile trails, you can expect to see many enjoying the dazzling snow and crisp air dog sledding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. There are hundreds of miles of bicycle trails for the spring and summer months. There are also countless trails for ATVs.

 

Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild

 

Deemed innovative land art, a group of artists have created a series of sculptures that utilize natural and industrial materials associated with the economic and cultural traditions of the area.

 

Huckleberry Hunting

 

Enjoy dining on nature’s sweetest bounty after seeking and picking these delightful little gems. The huckleberry is generally ready for harvest anywhere between mid and late July toward the beginning of August.

 

Mushroom Hunting

 

Try your hand at rummaging forest floors for the elusive Morel Mushroom. Be sure to do your research because any look-alike can be toxic if ingested!

 

Garnet Ghost Town

 

Relive the lives of those before us at this historically rich and well-preserved ghost town. Garnet Ghost Town has been named one of America’s coolest ghost towns by Travel + Leisure.

 

Great Divide Ski Area

 

In less than a 35-mile drive, you can enjoy the winter sports at the Great Divide Ski Area.

 

Sun River Canyon

 

The Sun River Canyon is a recreational canyon full of rugged natural beauty. The same giant slabs of shifting and faulting rock created the canyon. Two dams, Gibson and Sun River, lie within miles of each other and create impressive white waters between them. The refreshing spray from the glacial waters mists the songbirds and the cottonwoods. The resounding sound of crashing horns of bighorn sheep colliding designates this area. Every November bighorn sheep rams from one of the largest herds gather to demonstrate their prowess and power. This area also offers hiking, camping, picnicking, and wildlife viewing. Pull-outs serve as an opportunity to scan the meadows and hillsides for herds of elk and deer in the winter. As the heart of the chinook belt, the meadows here display some of the earliest wildflower blooms east of the Rockies. Complimented by radiant flowers of yellows, fuchsias, and violets, the Sun River Canyon is just as elegant as it is rugged.

The 104 acres of Smith Lake Overlook are located in Blackfoot River Valley along the southern end of the diverse plant and wildlife interconnected ecosystem known as the Crown of the Continent. The home (Lake House), built in 2009, was located to minimize the impact on the existing biota while providing a spiritual setting, including a fantastic view of the privately held Smith Lake with the Lewis and Clark Mountain Range in the background. In 2019, an artist's workshop was added 50 paces away, with a guest room on the bottom floor. This building (Nest) has the same beautiful view as the Lake House in a quiet and peaceful setting.

A short walk to the boat house offers a closer view of the 23 acre Smith Lake, full of life with aquatic insects, fish, muskrats, turtles, ducks, cranes, and geese until the nesting pair of trumpeter swans chase the geese off. Eagles, hawks, owls, and osprey are often in the area. The habitat around the lake and the 65 acres south of the house support the presence of meadowlarks, woodpeckers, mountain bluebirds, and various other wild birds, moose, deer, and elk.

Less than a mile north of the property, public land is available for numerous recreational activities both in the summer and winter. A few miles further, the Scapegoat Wilderness is known for never-ending exploration by hikers, horseback riders, or skiers. The Blackfoot River offers additional fishing and recreation adventures two miles south of the Lake House.

The Lake House and the Nest both highlight the sanctuary of the Blackfoot Valley, while the boat house and Smith Lake provide a special place to play and relax in and around the water as the surrounding property provides the habitat needed for the area wildlife.

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Located in the beautiful Canyon Creek Valley lays 5,967 acres of The Settle Ranch. This extraordinary Ranch offers diverse landscapes, including forested mountains, sagebrush hillsides, aspen creek bottoms, irrigated hay fields, and natural grasslands. Located 25 minutes from Helena, Montanas state capital, the Settle Ranch is a generational working ranch providing excellent wildlife resources, recreation, and natural beauty.

Developed as a traditional Montana cattle ranch, the Settle Ranch improvements comprise multiple residences, historic sheep barns, loafing sheds, and corrals. Two center-pivot irrigation systems support a haying operation that feeds the 400 cow-calf pairs the Ranch maintains. A 4 acre pond, a seasonal creek, and multiple irrigation ditches provide water for agriculture production and recreational use. As a significant winter range habitat, the property maintains a year-round big game presence, specifically elk, whitetail, mule deer, and antelope.

For thousands of years, the Helena Valley has hosted the wanderings of Native Americans, fur trappers, gold prospectors, and homestead farmers. As the Last Chance Gulch gold strike lessened, farms and ranches spread across the fertile Helena Valley.

Centrally located in western Montana, the Settle Ranch provides quick access to a multitude of recreation. Endless acres of public land provide miles of hiking, biking, skiing, and riding access within minutes. In under 45 minutes, anglers and boaters can recreate on the Missouri River, as well as many lakes and creeks. Helena offers museums, theaters, concerts, and an active art scene. The Settle Ranch perfectly combines a traditional working cattle ranch and endless opportunities to enjoy outdoor recreation.

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Corder and Associates, LLC.

As you step inside this charming log home, you are greeted by the warm embrace of natural light streaming through the picture windows, offering breathtaking views of Upper Holter Lake. The rustic elegance of the interior is accentuated by the grand rock fireplace that stands proudly in the center of the spacious great room. With 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms all conveniently located on a single level, including a luxurious main bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and a cozy sunroom, this home is designed for both comfort and convenience.

Nestled on 2 acres of land, this unique property boasts an open floor plan that perfectly complements the stunning panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. The 3-stall garage provides ample space for your vehicles, as well as your boat or jetskis, making it easy to enjoy the serene waters of the lake whenever the mood strikes. Additionally, the two private dock slips and access to a community boat ramp ensure that your waterfront adventures are always within reach.

For those with a green thumb, the garden enclosed with a protective fence offers a peaceful retreat to cultivate your favorite plants and flowers, while keeping unwanted critters at bay. Just a short thirty-minute drive away lies the state capital of Helena, where you can find all the amenities you need, including an airport for convenient access to your tranquil lakeside sanctuary.

Whether you're a fishing enthusiast looking to explore the 3 picturesque lakes that adorn the Missouri River in the Helena Valley, or an outdoor enthusiast eager to roam the nearby public lands for hunting or adventure, this Holter Lake log home offers the perfect blend of nature and relaxation. Embrace the serenity of this idyllic retreat and let the beauty of the surroundings envelop you in a sense of peace and tranquility.

Local Area

Travel back in time to 1864 when prospectors were anxiously seeking to strike it rich with the discovery of gold. Four such prospectors named the Four Georgians did just that in a gulch off Prickly Pear Creek that they named Last Chance Gulch and birthed the area we know as the state capital of Helena, Montana. That empty gulch quickly grew into a bustling city and the Queen City of the Rockies flourished. In 1875, Helena became the state capital and is a culturally rich city that has activities to appease every type of person. Last Chance Gulch has been transformed into Helenas Main Street and is the foundation of a beautiful outdoor walking mall with unique boutiques and wonderful little coffee shops and restaurants. In addition, Helena has spectacular buildings that display the grand architecture of a historical time. Buildings you will surely not want to miss include the St. Helena Cathedral, an excellent example of Geometric Gothic Architecture. Another is the Moorish Revival Civic Center which towers over the downtown area. You will want to check out the Queen Anne-style Original Governors Mansion with its twenty rooms that have all been restored with the elegance that was of that period. The Montana State Capitol Building is breathtaking with numerous paintings of momentous Montana events. Helena offers much to do ranging from theaters, farmers markets, symphony concerts, the fair, and their popular Alive@Five gatherings. There are art galleries and museums to visit, tons of eclectic shopping, local microbreweries, an epic trail system, and a busy local calendar to always allow for a good time and memory-making. If you prefer outdoor activities, you can travel a few miles to where the Missouri River flows through Holter Lake, Hauser Reservoir, and Canyon Ferry Reservoir. There are opportunities for fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing, and more! With its scenic surrounding mountains and its rich history, Helena has something for everyone!

The community of East Helena grew around a large smelter that was operated from 1888 to 2001 and processed 70,000 tons of lead bullion a year. The area is inundated with recreation opportunities on Holter, Hauser, and Canyon Ferry Lakes, all of which were created by dams on the Missouri River. 

Area Attractions

Holter Lake

The emerald, green waters of the spanning lake stretched out in front of the property provide the difference between country living and utterly wonderful recreation and lake living! The lake is formed by Holter Dam on the Missouri River. Holter Lake is popular for its fishing and its water recreational attributes. Many visit the lake to camp, boat (non-motor and motorized), water ski, surf, wakeboard, swim, tube, float, hike, photograph, and view wildlife and birds. With boundless recreation opportunities, the lake makes a busy spot in the summer months among locals. The lake is a moderated-sized reservoir at 3660 acres. Access to the lake is wonderful. Several boat ramps exist along the shore with several designated fishing access sites. Located in the west-central portion of the state near Helena, Montana, there are also well-maintained campgrounds available. The lake is surrounded by rugged and majestic mountains and sparsely wooded hills. This area is also rich in history as Lewis and Clark made their famous trek through this area 200 years ago. Youll be stunned by the views of the Sleeping Giant Wilderness Study Area and the Gates of the Mountains is a beloved trip via watercraft. 

Hauser Reservoir

Hauser Lake is a 3,200-acre reservoir on the Missouri River created by Hauser Dam. The lake yields rainbow and brown trout, walleye, and perch. It is an extremely popular take-off point for weekend boating, fishing, and water skiing. There are scenic public campgrounds on Hauser Lake, White Sandy (BLM), Devil's Elbow (BLM), Riverside (BOR), and a few yards further from Black Sandy State Park (MFWP).

Canyon Ferry Lake

The Canyon Ferry Valley is rich with recreational opportunities! The lake spans 25 miles leaving plenty of room to boat, fish, sport fish, sail, swim, water ski, and more. It is proudly Montanas 3rd largest body of water and a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Twenty-four recreation sites are maintained by the Bureau of Reclamation. Fishing is phenomenal and you can reel in Trout, Salmon, Perch, and Walleye year-round. When the snow flies, the lake is dotted with ice fishing huts and is also utilized for ice skating and iceboat sailing. In addition, there is the Canyon Ferry Wildlife Management Area which encompasses 5,129 acres. The goal of this area is to maintain the existing habitat and provide a place for wildlife viewing and hunting. Archery, shotgun, muzzleloader, and traditional handguns can be used to hunt white-tailed deer and birds such as pheasants, ducks, and Canadian geese. The area is superb for viewing migratory or nesting birds such as Canada geese, double-crested cormorants, American white pelicans, Caspian tern, and ospreys. White-tailed deer, beaver, raccoon, mink, red fox, and sometimes otters and moose can be observed. 

Fishing

The Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks stock Holter Lake annually with a significant number of rainbow trout. To catch a sizable trout, you will need to take a boat out and sink lines deep. Spin fishing is the most popular method used on the lake because of the various depths. Large spoons or live bait are used to catch the bigger fish. In addition to rainbow trout, Holter Lake also has mountain whitefish, brook trout, brown trout, pike, walleye, and yellow perch. Fly fishing is less popular on the lake but below the dam is where the blue ribbon stretch of the Missouri River begins. There is one entity that draws thousands of visitors from all around the world to this area and that is fishing. These waters are filled with nutrients from the cold tailwaters from the bottom of Holter Dam creating a smorgasbord of feed for those finicky fish. As a result, the rainbow and brown trout population surged, averaging about 7000+ fish per mile of river. These fish are frequently greater than 10 inches in length! The river is a playground offering year-round fishing. In addition to the plethora of fishing access sites along Interstate 15, there are numerous streams and creeks in the area to tackle. Holter Lake, Hauser Lake, and Canyon Ferry Lake also provide excellent fishing and boating.

Big Game Trophy Hunting in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest

The Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest claims the title of the largest of all the national forests in Montana. It spans over 3.32 million acres and lies in eight of Montanas counties. The forest provides timber, minerals, grazing land, and a habitat for wildlife. The area displays fantastic mountain ranges climbing toward the sky. These ranges include the Anaconda, Bitterroot, Beaverhead, Flint Creek, Gravelly, Highland, Madison, Tobacco Root, and Sapphire Mountains. The snowpack of the mountains forms the Big Hole, Beaverhead, and Ruby Rivers. These three rivers then join and flow as one in the Jefferson River. Bird watchers can find more than 260 species in various habitats. The region provides a winter range for bighorn sheep and mountain goats and is home to grizzly and black bears, mule deer, mountain lions, elk, and moose. 

Great Divide 

The Great Divide allows for skiing in the Montana sunshine! Only 23 miles from Helena and 95 miles from Great Falls, the lift tickets are reasonably priced and there are three main mountain lifts. There is a base lodge that offers up a cup of warm cocoa or food.

Tizer Botanic Gardens and Arboretum

Visit the Tizer Botanic Gardens & Arboretum. These Gardens are situated in the heart of the Elkhorn Mountains straddling Prickly Pear Creek. This is the official test and demonstration garden for the Denver Botanic Garden and Colorado State Universitys Plant Select Program.

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Mountainous Montana  where you want to be to get away. Prime property in Box Canyon, these 10+/- acres offer privacy and seclusion where your mind can rest, and your senses can come alive. The forested acreage is a blank canvas with no fiber optic, and power is 5.7 miles from the property. Ideal for a dry hunting cabin or somewhere to camp under the endless stars, the acreage borders 119.51 acres of state land on the west boundary. There is another 489 acres of state land to the south and the sellers may entertain offering an easement to access those acres. Hike, explore, and hunt the pine-infused tranquil area. There are two easements on the property for neighboring access and some minimal covenants to keep the land quiet, clean, and minimally disturbed. The area is one with many opportunities a short drive down the mountain to find world-class fishing, floating, and boating on the Dearborn and Missouri Rivers. The property is accessible by a well maintained gravel road. Ten acres of Montana await your exploration so dont hesitate during this prime-time opportunity! 

Local Area

Lewis and Clark County has a small community named Wolf Creek, located along Interstate 15, 28 miles north of Helena, the state capital. As you are winding through the Wolf Creek Canyon, the scenery is beautiful, and Wolf Creek is a perfect resting place before taking on the many adventures that the area provides. Nearby, the Missouri River widens into Holter Lake Reservoir, with 140 campsites, 3 swimming areas, and 4800 acres of boating, water skiing, and fishing opportunities. To the southeast of Wolf Creek, Hauser Lake Reservoir holds some record-sized Kokanee Salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout, Walleye, and Perch. Enjoy a boat ride detailing the adventures of Lewis and Clark and hear how the Gates of the Mountains were named by Meriwether Lewis himself. This gorgeous scenic area boasts the beauties and undefined natural wonders of Montana.

Follow the Missouri River out of the vast, grand mountains until it flows out to the rolling plains, and there, youll find the delightful fishing town of Cascade, Montana. There are unlimited opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors here including wildlife viewing, fishing, and hunting. Should you need a bite to eat or some bait, Cascade retains a grocery store, gas station, post office, a couple of lively bars, and fun hardy folks! Get out and about and notice the numerous public fishing access spots along the mighty Missouri River. Cascade serves as a popular location to start a float down the river. Additionally, Eagle Island or Hardy Bridge also offers day use for river access. If you want a short escapade, take the day trip to the Crown Butte Preserve which is located halfway between Cascade and Simms. Hike to the flat-topped buttes and revel in the natural grassland vegetation 1000 feet above the great plains below. If youre in the mood for some history, stop by the Cascade Senior Center and Museum for a taste of local history. 

The fishing mecca of Montana is often referred to as Craig, Montana. Craig is located in southwest Montana on the Missouri River, one of the worlds premier trout streams! Fishing guides, lodges, bait shops, and fishing access sites are all abundant. The banks of the Missouri River are easily accessible from Craig since it sits just off Interstate 15. The community strives to ensure the waters stay clean. Its safe to say the town has more driftboats than people!
Area Attractions
Dearborn River Area 
The emerald-green and blue waters of the Dearborn River begin in the Scapegoat Wilderness and gently flow for more than sixty miles to the confluence with the Missouri River near Craig, MT. This area is all about fishing as it should be when located on one of the worlds premier trout streams. Fishing guides, fishing lodges, and fishing shops stipple the valley where there are more drift boats on the water than people in the community! In this area, you will find miles of forested wilderness giving a home to varieties of wildlife and activities such as hiking, camping, birdwatching, photography, scenic drives, and outdoor adventure! 
Premier Fishing and Hunting 
The Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks stocks Holter Lake annually with a significant number of rainbow trout. To catch a sizable trout, you will need to take a boat out and sink lines deep. Spin fishing is the most popular method used on the lake because of the various depths. Large spoons or live bait are used to catch the bigger fish. In addition to rainbow trout, Holter Lake also has mountain whitefish, brook trout, brown trout, pike, walleye, and yellow perch. Fly fishing is less popular on the lake but below the dam is where the blue ribbon stretch of the Missouri River begins. There is one entity that draws thousands of visitors from all around the world to this area and that is the fishing. These waters are filled with nutrients from the cold tailwaters from the bottom of Holter Dam creating a smorgasbord of feed for those finicky fish. As a result, the population of rainbow and brown trout surged averaging about 7000+ fish per mile of river. These fish are frequently greater than 10 inches in length! The river is a playground offering year-round fishing. In addition to the plethora of fishing access sites along Interstate 15, there are numerous streams and creeks in the area to tackle. Holter Lake, Hauser Lake, and Canyon Ferry Lake also provide excellent fishing and boating. 

The central location puts you in the middle of tremendous hunting opportunities. Montana offers millions of acres of public lands for which to roam and hunt as well as diverse habitats providing homes to the many different species of wildlife. The avid hunter can pursue big game animals including white-tailed and mule deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, mountain lions, and black bears. Upland birds and waterfowl also provide excellent prospects.

Holter Lake

The emerald-green waters of the spanning lake stretched out in front of the property provide the difference between country living and utterly wonderful recreation and lake living! The lake is formed by Holter Dam on the Missouri River. Holter Lake is popular for its fishing and its water recreational attributes. Many visit the lake to camp, boat (non-motor and motorized), water ski, surf, wakeboard, swim, tube, float, hike, photograph, and view wildlife and birds. With boundless recreation opportunities, the lake makes a busy spot in the summer months among locals. The lake is a moderate-sized reservoir at 3660 acres. Access to the lake is wonderful. Several boat ramps exist along the shore with several designated fishing access sites. Located in the west-central portion of the state near Helena, Montana, there are also well-maintained campgrounds available. The lake is surrounded by rugged and majestic mountains and sparsely wooded hills. This area is also rich in history as Lewis and Clark made their famous trek through this area 200 years ago. Youll be stunned by the views of the Sleeping Giant Wilderness Study Area and the Gates of the Mountains is a beloved trip via watercraft.

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Uncommon Ground, LLC

Pristine mountain property West of Helena is the ideal location for your mountain getaway, vacation home, small ranch or unique development. Call today to make this 160 acre Montana Paradise your piece of Heaven on earth.

Perched at an elevation of 3,190 feet, this mountain property offers convenient proximity to downtown Lincoln, a mere 10-minute drive away. The isolated location means an ideal base for camping and then hitting up the trails for hunting and hiking early the next day! Build a dry cabin for the ultimate hunting retreat and listen for the hair-raising elk bugle while lounging under the bright stars. The surrounding area boasts an abundance of mountain trails and the tranquil Blackfoot River flowing to the south, catering to various outdoor pursuits such as hunting, fishing, hiking, and trail riding. Situated adjacent to BLM land, the property presents boundless opportunities for exploration. Lincoln features a well-maintained trail system, fostering the popularity of off-road vehicles in the region. Encompassing 80 acres, the property affords sweeping vistas of towering mountain peaks beneath the expansive big sky. Its south-facing orientation ensures optimal visibility for solar-powered installations and satellite internet services. The property's old logging roads have been thoughtfully graded to facilitate future enhancements. Lincoln itself offers a range of amenities including bars, restaurants, a grocery store, and coffee shops, while the vibrant city of Missoula, just a 1.5-hour drive away, provides an array of breweries, dining options, and shopping destinations.

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Welcome to this extraordinary retreat nestled at the end of the road along stunning Hauser Lake, where you will find a spacious cabin home and boathouse situated on 1,000 feet of private shoreline. Hauser Lake is one of three picturesque lakes that grace the meandering Missouri River, offering breathtaking views of the scenic Helena Valley. Embraced by towering aspens and majestic conifers, this spacious cabin home is the perfect lakefront getaway.

As you step inside, youll be captivated by the open floor plan, featuring a great room with vaulted ceilings, a magnificent stone fireplace, a rustic antler chandelier, and expansive picture windows showcasing Hauser Lakes pristine waters. This thoughtfully designed cabin is ideal for accommodating large families or groups of friends seeking a comfortable and inviting space to enjoy their time at the lake.

The home boasts five generously sized bedrooms and three baths, ensuring ample room for everyone. The large kitchen is well-equipped to cater to the needs of a crowd, making meal preparation a breeze. Conveniently located just steps away from the crystal-clear waters of Hauser Lake, youll have easy access to endless water activities and the joys of lakeside living.

Completing this exceptional property is a boathouse situated adjacent to the private dock. The boathouse offers ample space to comfortably store several boats, water toys, and fishing gear. Additionally, it provides on-site storage options for any additional items you may require during your stay.

Spanning over 4.5 acres of stunning land, this retreat offers endless possibilities. Should you wish to expand and create additional structures, this parcel of land with varied topography provides an opportunity for customization, all while reveling in the serenity of lake life along the breathtaking stretch of Hauser Lake.

Whether you seek relaxation, outdoor adventures, or simply a peaceful escape from the everyday hustle and bustle, this exceptional lakefront retreat promises an unforgettable experience. Discover the beauty and tranquility of Hauser Lake and embrace the harmonious blend of nature and comfort that awaits you at this remarkable getaway.

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Nestled within 673 deeded acres of pristine Montana wilderness, Hope Creek Ranch boasts a serene 1.12 miles of Hope Creek meandering through the property. The land seamlessly borders 1.5 miles of Helena National Forest, providing unparalleled access to thousands of acres. The area is known for its abundant year-round wildlife, including elk, whitetail deer, mule deer, and antelope, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and avid hunters alike. Situated within Hunting District 293, this property offers prime elk and deer hunting opportunities, complemented by excellent fishing and many other outdoor recreational activities such as hiking, backpacking, and mountain biking.

Hope Creek Ranch is not just about the land; it also features a charming but functional log home, a bunk house, and a barn for equipment and feed storage. The cabin is a cozy abode with one bedroom and a fully finished attic, serving as the perfect basecamp after a day of adventure and exploration. With no existing conservation easement, the property remains a prime candidate for one, offering potential for future preservation and ecological stewardship.

This wilderness retreat is conveniently located just a 40-minute drive from Helena, Montana, and the Helena Regional Airport, ensuring easy access to urban amenities and travel options. For those seeking a broader range of flights, Missoula Montana Airport is 2 hours away, and Bozeman International Airport is a mere 2 hours and 30 minutes drive away. This unique combination of natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and accessibility makes Hope Creek Ranch an exceptional opportunity for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Montana's great outdoors.

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Keep Cool Creek at Smith Lake is a top-tier fishing property in the coveted and tightly held upper Blackfoot Valley. The property comprises 427 acres and features exceptionally rare private still-water and spring creek fisheries. With over 3.5 miles of combined Keep Cool Creek, Stonewall Creek, and Spring Creek, the classic mountain spring creek systems meander through the eastern portions of the ranch. At the same time, the privately held 23 acre Smith Lake frames expansive views from the custom home and a detached artists workshop and guest cabin perched on the ridge above.

Located less than 2 miles from the genuine community of Lincoln, Montana, Keep Cool Creek at Smith Lake is in the shadows of the famed Scapegoat Wilderness and surrounded by dramatic views of the Crown of the Continent in every direction. With intact ecosystems flourishing on the ranch, herds of elk rut and winter on the meadows along Keep Cool Creek, while Shiras moose, multiple species of waterfowl, shore birds, and trumpeter swans lazily summer in the quiet waters of Smith Lake.

This property is the legacy of renowned and award-winning Montana outfitter Paul Roos and his wife, Carolyn. Paul and Carolyn dedicated their lives championing the ethos and conservation of Montana fishing and the land they loved. Keep Cool Creek at Smith Lake was more than a home to the late Roos'; it was their masterstroke of land stewardship, exemplified by the meaningful creek restoration work completed on Keep Cool and Spring Creeks and the thoughtful protection of the land through two conservation easements. A new owner has the opportunity to continue this legacy with two additional building envelopes preserved for domestic development while maintaining the ecological integrity of this exceptional property.

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