Philipsburg, MT 59858 (Granite County)

Size: 12 Acres

Type: Recreational Property, Undeveloped Land, Hunting Property

12 acres Off-Grid Adjacent to National Forest

Your next off grid investment. This 12 acre beauty in Granite County is the perfect place for a hunting base, an off grid cabin, a camping spot with stellar views, or whatever else your imagination envisions on this mountain top!

Epic location at 7,000 ft that is adjacent to almost 200,000 acres of Lolo National Forest! With all of the forest service land around you on this property, take advantage with the opportunities at hand in the summertime! Great hunting, hiking, camping, and outdoor recreational activities all over the grid!

In the winter months enjoy premier skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling. The area gets anywhere from 7ft-10ft of snow in the wintertime giving the winter enthusiast a premier location to dig out the skis, or fire up the snowmobile.

Do not pass up the chance to invest in 12 acres of nature in Montana.

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Directions

- This is an off-grid property that will require navigational skills to access. This property is tough to access in the winter, but summertime (June-October) the property is accessible. During the winter you might need a snowmobile. There is a dirt road that passes through the property. We also have easement docs referring to access linked here (these can also be found in the photos section)

- Plan your route before you go. We recommend using the GPS coordinates and an app like OnxMaps. We have a tutorial video here: Click to view or County GIS maps, our Google Earth map link and Satellite images to map out potential access routes before visiting.

- Be safe when visiting! Rural, undeveloped land can be dangerous due to terrain, poor or non-existent road access, etc. and calls for caution when visiting. Tell someone where you are going and when you will return. Remember, to respect local landowners and laws. Do not trespass. Ultimately, you, the customer, are responsible for identifying access through due diligence. Wilco will not be held responsible for any actions or outcomes by visitors to our property.

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