The ranch is situated 30 minutes southeast of Missoula and 2.5 hours northwest of Bozeman, Montana. The property extends from the Clark Fork River to the Garnet Mountain Range, encompassing diverse terrain including pine forests, rocky draws, spring creeks, and mountain peaks.

Geographic Features:

• Elevation range from river bottom to mountain peaks
• Multiple spring creek systems
• Forested areas and open meadows
• Rocky mountain terrain
• Access to adjacent BLM and National Forest lands

Main Lodge Specifications
The 8,510 square foot main lodge was constructed in a mountain luxury style with three levels of living space.
First Floor

• Living room with stone fireplace
• Kitchen with Wolf appliances
• Dining area and bar
• Library
• Floor-to-ceiling windows
• Multi-level deck access

Ground Floor

• Game room with audio/video systems
• Bar area (Hellgate Bar)
• Locker room facilities
• 5,000 square feet of outdoor living space
• Covered patio areas

Third Floor (Sky Lounge)

• Bar with curved resin waterfall design
• Seating areas
• Mountain views

Construction Materials

• American Clay walls and ceilings
• Hand-forged ironwork
• Hardwood, slate, marble, and leather finishes
• Copper fixtures
• Reclaimed oak flooring

Shop and Garage Complex
The 6,000 square foot heated building includes:

• Vehicle and equipment storage
• Walk-in game processing cooler
• Indoor and outdoor shooting ranges
• Two guest apartments

Off-Grid Cabins
Four cabins are positioned throughout the property on elevated sites within the Garnet Mountain Range. These structures are accessible by off-road vehicles and designed for overnight stays.

Recreation Infrastructure

• 18-hole disc golf course
• Extensive trail system (100+ miles)
• Off-road vehicle access throughout property

The property supports a year-round elk population of approximately 300 animals. The diverse habitat includes wintering areas, feeding grounds, and migration corridors. Additional wildlife includes upland birds, turkeys, and various other Rocky Mountain species.

The ranch's location provides access to hunting opportunities on both private land and adjacent public lands through its checkerboard boundary configuration.

Multiple spring creek systems originate within the property boundaries and flowed toward the Clark Fork River. These waterways support fish populations and provide water for wildlife throughout the year.

The ranch maintains year-round access via established road systems. The property's proximity to Missoula and Bozeman provides access to commercial airports, medical facilities, and other urban amenities while maintaining rural privacy.

Utility infrastructure includes power service to main facilities, though some outlying cabins operate off-grid with alternative power systems.

The property operates under Montana's agricultural and recreational land use classifications. The large acreage and rural zoning allows for various recreational activities, agricultural operations, and wildlife management practices.

The ranch's configuration includes both deeded private land and grazing allotments, providing extensive area for operations while maintaining flexibility for future land management decisions.