216 Trapper Creek Road Dillon, MT 59725

This 5-acre Montana mountain property is surrounded by the Beaverhead/Deer Lodge National Forest, offering a rare level of privacy with no neighbors. An unmaintained county road provides access, followed by a short stretch of National Forest Road leading to the property, where a shop and level building or camping areas are situated, showcasing views of Granite, Lion, Cleve, and Sheriff Mountains. The property features an approximately 8500-square-foot shop with a cement floor and steel beams, suitable for conversion into a living space, workspace, or storage. Sappington Creek runs within 100 feet of the property on the National Forest, feeding into nearby Trapper Creek, both containing cutthroat trout. Trapper Creek originates from Trapper Lake, approximately 2 miles away, offering additional high mountain cutthroat trout fishing. The Pioneer Mountains provide hiking, exploration, and fishing opportunities. The Big Hole River and Beaverhead River are also nearby. County and National Forest roads, along with jeep and ATV trails, grant access to the National Forest for viewing mountain goats, bighorn sheep, elk, deer, and moose. Hunting for deer and elk is permitted on the property and within the National Forest in Hunting District 331. The area has mining history, with remains of Hecla, Lion City, and Trapper City nearby. The property is at a high elevation of 7800 feet and is best suited for recreational use during the summer and fall, not for year-round living due to heavy snow. Melrose, Montana, is about 15 miles away and provides fuel and dining. Dillon is approximately 46 miles away, and Butte, with an airport, is about 50 miles away.