Flyway Ranch

Details & Features

Just 25 miles as the crow flies from the Rocky Mountain Front, Flyway Ranch lies equidistant between Great Falls and Helena, Montana, along the fabled Missouri River. The 160-acre ranch was purchased in 1993 and has been meticulously updated and improved to become not just a prime wildlife refuge, but a place where residents and their guests can enjoy privacy and seclusion while having access to two cities with endless outdoor and cultural opportunities. The ranch sits at 3200’ in elevation, enjoying mild winters and easy access all months of the year. For the avid outdoorsmen, the Flyway Ranch boasts over a mile of prime fishing on the blue-ribbon, tail-water Missouri River, where there are thousands of fish per mile. The Flyway Ranch also has prime habitat for ducks, geese, Hungarian partridge, pheasants and deer. Most remarkably, the ranch boasts views of pristine mountains and ranchland. There are no houses visible from the ranch, which is highly unusual on such a popular trout river. The property is protected with a conservation easement and is an integral part of the conservation corridor that stretches approximately 10 miles along the Missouri River. Elk and antelope herds are often visible and occasionally bear come down from the mountains to eat chokecherries in August. The property boasts an apple orchard, a freshwater pond, an original farmhouse that was updated in 1995, a four bedroom, high-end guest lodge and several outbuildings.

• Original farmhouse
• High-end guest lodge and outbuildings