19 Acres of Montana mountain property bordering BLM Land and with fantastic mountain views, hunting, trees, with elk, deer, and moose on its own private driveway. This great mountain property is ready to pull your camper in to or build your Montana cabin right out on the forested slopes of the property on a site that’s already been leveled, and it’s nestled amongst the trees on the property. There’s even an outhouse already on the property as well as a small shower house. It’s ready to go, and it’s right next to the Bureau of Land Management land. You’ll be able to step out on your porch and walk right out onto thousands of acres of more land that’s all at your fingertips to hike, hunt, and enjoy, not to mention recreating on all the other public lands that surround the area. You’re getting way more bang for your buck when you think of all the extra land this property gives you easy access to right out your back door. The property borders BLM lands, and the National Forest is only about ½ mile away, where the Highland Mountains can be found. There’s trails and roads to explore and hike, ATV, or drive, and lots of country to take off hunting elk and deer. What a great feeling to know that the hills just behind the property are wide open spaces there for your hunting, hiking, and enjoyment. This is one of those hunting properties where you’ll find elk sign all across the property and up onto the BLM lands just beyond. Put up a tree stand on the property overlooking the grass and tree-covered slopes. Spend your time in the stand enjoying the solitude of your very own property while you enjoy the views of the Highland Mountains and the Wickiup and Camp Creek drainages, or take to the slopes in hot pursuit of your quarry. Either way, you’ve got lots of options and lots of country and animals to hunt. And the property has its own private driveway, and there’s a private gate on the access road to the property, which provides even more solitude. Wickiup Creek runs nearby, too as it heads down the drainage and eventually runs into the Big Hole River near Melrose, Montana. The creek has very small fish and other aquatic critters and it’s in a semi-broad valley bottom with willows, sedges and other lush vegetation. The moose browse here, and the elk and deer like it too for its water and lush feed. Old beaver dams can be found on Wickiup Creek, which used to create ponds as the creek made its way through the valley. This has a cabin site that’s ready to build on!