15.5 Acres of Montana Property that is the perfect private getaway, bordering National Forest on 3 sides with elk and deer hunting. Featuring a great camping site ready to go on its own gated road. If you've been dreaming of owning your own Montana mountain property, this is the one for you! The property is bordered by National Forest on 3 sides, so you'll have access to thousands of acres of public land right out your door. Giving you plenty of extra space to go hunting, fishing, hiking, and ATV riding in the area. Up here you'll be in the heart of deer and elk country, giving you an easy place to have a hunting base camp and see plenty of animals both on and off your land. There are lots of Elk and Deer sign; they are here most of the time! The property is in a general over-the-counter elk tag area for residents and has extra cow elk tag opportunities, giving you plenty of chances to harvest during hunting season. Here you'll be sitting behind a private gate, with a road giving access to the entire property as well as a camping or cabin site right next to an old miner's cabin. It's the perfect spot to either put in a getaway cabin back in the woods or just a great spot to pull a camper into. The property has a western mining history dating back to 1883. There is even a mining lift near the old miners' cabin where people used to stay. The entire property is fairly level, and you could easily install a larger cabin on it. There are plenty of options on a beautiful property; just take your pick! The roads into the property are well-maintained Forest Service roads with a good gravel surface. You'll turn off the highway right near Elliston and head back 12 miles to get there. The property does get snowed in during the winter, so it's not a year-round place to live, but the roads are groomed for snowmobiles in the winter. So, if you like adventure during the snowy months, the groomed trails will make it a breeze to get in and out of the property. Helena, MT, is only an hour's drive away through the mountains, making it easy to run to town and get any supplies you might need. Power is 5 miles away, so if you're looking at putting in a cabin, off-grid is the way to go. The Continental Divide and the Continental Divide Trail system are less than ½ of a mile away and offer plenty of other ATV and hiking trails for you to explore. For the fisherman, the Little Blackfoot River and Telegraph Creek are nearby, both loaded with Cutthroat and Brook Trout.