Located off Blue Slide Road between Thompson Falls and Trout Creek, this mountain property offers a private setting, diverse terrain, and access to expansive public ground. The layout of the land supports numerous building site options across the property, making it well suited for a full-time residence, cabin, or recreational retreat. Gently sloping ground, varied elevations, and a mix of open and timbered areas give a buyer the ability to choose from a variety of homesite locations. Whether the preference is for added privacy, elevated views, or a setting tucked into the trees, the property offers many strong options throughout Selective thinning on the property has created a clean, parked-out feel while still maintaining healthy timber stands. This balance improves visibility and usability while preserving the character and cover that define western Montana properties. A natural spring is present on the property. Buyers are encouraged to verify its seasonality and potential use, but it may offer an opportunity for future spring development while also serving as a helpful indicator when evaluating well drilling potential in the area. Power is available along Blue Slide Road and may be extended, providing additional options for future improvements. Access to the property is a defining feature. A private road serves only two parcels, keeping road use to a minimum. At the fork in the road, the neighboring parcel splits off, and the remainder continues as a private drive exclusively serving this property. Beyond this point, it becomes true end-of-road access, offering a high level of privacy. Wildlife is a consistent presence on the property and in the surrounding area. Deer and elk are frequently observed, along with wild turkeys and occasional bear activity. An old hunting stand sits quietly on the property, a reminder of seasons past. It reflects years of time spent in the field, early mornings and late evenings, and the kind of stories that come from watching wildlife move through this landscape. If it could talk, it would likely tell of close encounters and long sits as animals passed through the timber. The property borders Stimson Lumber ground, which allows public access through to nearby Forest Service and State lands. This connection expands the usable footprint for hunting, hiking, and exploring well beyond the property boundary. The surrounding region is known for outdoor recreation. The nearby Clark Fork River and Noxon Reservoir offer fishing and water-based activities. Additional opportunities include hiking, mountain biking, camping, and hunting across the surrounding public lands. The annual Trout Creek Huckleberry Festival is a well-known local event. For expanded amenities and recreation, Sandpoint and Lake Pend Oreille are within a reasonable drive. This property offers a combination of end-of-road privacy, strong build potential, wildlife presence, and direct access to public land. It is well positioned for buyers looking to establish a home, cabin, or recreational base in a quiet and scenic part of western Montana.