40 acres In The Path Of Lewis & Clark

Footsteps Through Time…Over 200 years ago, explorers stood right here… mapping the unknown. Today, the map is yours to draw…just a mile from where Sacajawea, a courageous native American Woman led Lewis & Clark’s Corps of Discovery through her childhood homeland, and nestled in the majestic Rocky Mountains, lies your piece of of history. The natural beauty that surrounds you hearkens back to the wonder the men of the Expedition must have felt as they gazed upon your hillside, untouched as it was. Fast forward nearly 200 years, this working ranch subdivided in the year 2000, you have your choice of parcels and you choose #6 for its view, the meandering creek that flows down the gentle slope and the easy access. Three levels, encompassing grassland, alpine creeks and big country timber. This is the heart of the old ranch, of which you can become its steward, your home base to all this magical valley offers. To the east sits Livingston and the Paradise Valley, the blue ribbon fishing of the Yellowstone River and the historic Yellowstone National Park. To the north, rises the Bridger Mountains of Bridger Canyon with one of the only ski areas on National Forest land, Bridger Bowl. To the south, you’ll find Big Sky Resort and the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Just 10 minutes to your west is the new center of opportunity, Bozeman which features Montana State University. Both directions offer hospitals, shopping, dining, art and culture. Where history walked, your future begins…