At the end of an ascending mountain road, with the Little Belt Mountains in the background, these 56.7 acres consist of three patented mining claims. The timbered slopes dominate much of the property where Mackey Creek forms and flows seamlessly to the adjoining National Forest land. With an impressive 1.25-mile shared border with the Lewis and Clark National Forest Service, the door to boundless recreational opportunities swings wide open. This property is a haven for wildlife, as evidenced by game camera footage showcasing a vibrant array of elk, moose, deer, coyotes, and more. Call a bull elk during bow hunting season, hike the ridge to discover meadows blooming with wildflowers, mine for coveted silver, explore forgotten logging roads, or even harvest some timber. This Prominent Pioneer Ridge Acreage offers so much of Montana within its forested boundaries.