The Jewel in the National Forest property has several meadows skirted with timber and creeks. The land is full of Quaken Aspen, Pine, and Fir trees and that is just the beginning. The wildlife that inhabits the property ranges from Elk, Deer, Turkey, and Bear.

608 deeded acres - Can be Split: 154 acres ($700,000); 454 acres ($2,000,000) In the Little Belt Mountains - Very Scenic with Three miles of Live Water.