Flathead Pass is a 350± acre retreat located 28 miles northeast of Bozeman on the ultra-scenic “backside” of the Bridger Mountains. The rolling landscape includes native range grasses, sage, large pockets of conifers and during the summer, a full display of wildflowers. The property is appointed with a 3,264± sq. ft. residence crafted from Canadian logs and perched on a hill overlooking the incredible vistas of the east face of the Bridger range as well as a more distant view of the west face of the Crazy Mountains. There are only a handful of neighbors creating a place of solitude and serenity shared with an abundance of wildlife including elk, deer, antelope and black bear. Approximately a half-mile of the Middle Fork of Flathead Creek courses diagonally through the bottoms providing a water resource for wildlife and livestock. For skiing enthusiasts, Bridger Bowl ski area resides a mere 15 miles to the south with alpine skiing as does the Crosscut Ranch for Nordic skiers. The national forest is a very short distance up the road providing access into more incredible country. Bozeman has become one of the more desirable mountain towns in the western United States. Given its close proximity to the forest, skiing, and the luxuries of Bozeman combined with a greater degree of open space and privacy, this property is very desirable in the current marketplace.
