Little Wolf Creek Ranch Wolf Creek, Montana
Details & Features
Little Wolf Creek Ranch is comprised of 2,022 acres with a wonderful combination of creek bottom, rolling grass, hayland, and sub-alpine timber. The ranch is the ideal location for a small cow operation, fisherman, hunter, horse enthusiast, ATV rider, or general outdoor lover. The ranch is unencumbered by conservation easements and offers recreational ranch development potential. Located a few miles east of the Continental Divide, the ranch offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscapes. The ranch borders a section of Montana State Trust Land, and the Lewis and Clark National Forest is a short five miles to the west, providing owners and guests access to over one million acres of public land waiting to be explored.
- 2,022 Acres
- Ideal for Hunting and Fly Fishing enthusiasts
- Borders Public Lands
Montana
Trust Live Water Properties to list ranches for sale in Montana that suit every sporting passion. Ranch real estate in the beautiful state of Montana can be purchased near Big Sky, Bozeman, Livingston, Big Timber and Whitefish. Picturesque fly fishing properties can be found on rivers like the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Yellowstone, Smith, Jefferson, Madison, Gallatin and many other prolific, native trout fisheries, while the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem provides the backdrop to Montana horse and cattle ranches. The variety of ranch properties for sale in Montana fulfill every outdoor-loving whim.
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