Tucked away in the mountains of Montana lies a rugged and welcoming community where the land is still wild and free. Here, there are no covenants to hold you back and the county is known for being easy to work with for building. It’s a place where elk and deer wander through, where cattle graze the tall grass in the summer months, and where neighbors still wave from their trucks and gather each year for the Old Salt Festival and the Labor Day rodeo. Life here is built on hard work, mutual respect, and strong connections—you won’t just know your neighbors, you’ll call them friends. In the heart of this untamed country is a 20-acre parcel, tucked about 13 miles off-grid at roughly 6,200 feet in elevation. Remote and peaceful, it’s the kind of place that invites both quiet recreation and resilient year-round living. Whether you're dreaming of a hunting base camp, a summer getaway, or a full-fledged homestead, this land offers the space and freedom to make it your own. A 1,000-gallon septic tank with a leach field that was installed years ago, is laying the foundation for a future cabin. Year-round residents are scattered throughout the area, and winter access is possible with plowing and chains. This property borders up to a large ranch on the north. If you’ve been longing for a place where life slows down, where the stars still light up the night, and where you can truly live off the land, this piece of Montana might just be the one calling your name.