This mountain property borders National Forest land, has elk and deer hunting, fishing nearby, amazing peace and quiet, and is a great place to build a cabin. This is the forest the elk, deer, moose, and other wildlife call home. This is an incredible find for hunters as you can hunt from the back porch of your cabin or wall tent or travel for miles and miles out on the National Forest in search of the big one. You’ll undoubtedly hear bugles in the fall drifting up from the valleys below, not to mention seeing deer, elk, and a multitude of other wildlife. And you’re near the boundary of two hunting districts with general elk tag opportunities, so you can easily hunt both. All your friends will be jealous of your rare Montana hunting property that borders the vast acreages of the Beaverhead/Deerlodge National Forests. And if fishing is also your thing, Montana’s famous Rock Creek and Blue Ribbon trout fishing is only about 11 miles away. This is one of Montana’s premiere trout fishing streams. And if that’s not enough, it pours into the Clark Fork River which shortly joins with the famous Blackfoot River from “A River Runs Through it”. The recreational opportunities are endless. You will have views of the surrounding forested mountains, valleys, and the National Forest that surrounds you from your perch atop the Rock Creek Divide. Looking down on the rest of Montana’s Big Sky Country, you will be able to see the drainages and mountains that surround your new forest property, and you can see it all from the porch of your cabin. The cabin site has already been leveled. It’s just waiting for you to build overlooking the tens of thousands of acres of National Forest that surround you just waiting to be explored. The property borders National Forest land that is out in the middle of nowhere. We are talking amazing peace and quiet. This is an extremely rare find and a hunter’s and fisherman’s paradise. This isn’t a place you can live year long though. There is just too much snow in the winter and the property is way up high and is too remote. But if you’re looking for a piece of Montana where you can get away from it all in the summer and fall and just relax and enjoy, this is the place to be. Bring your 4-wheel drive; the road is steep, narrow, and bumpy, but well worth the drive in. Hunting, fishing, wildlife, recreation, peace and quiet, and yet you’re still only around 40 miles from Missoula, Montana and even closer at approximately 35 miles to Philipsburg, Montana. This is truly a rare find. This property has just been made available for sale and won’t last long.