Where the West is Still Alive and Well

The Yellowstone Clark Fork Ranch parcels offer a Western Lifestyle in a secluded location that will appeal to discerning buyers who want elbow room and who love to enjoy land with natural landscapes, without fences.

A 39+ acre parcel provides a forever homesite where friends will gather, and families will create memories that will be passed down through generations. The daily workout is not in a gym, but instead outdoors in the clean mountain air. Riding horses, moving cattle, hunting or finding arrowheads are among the many activities you will find surrounding you.

The opportunity to own a sizable parcel in Park County, Wyoming that includes infrastructure, is truly rare. The acreage is not in a subdivision and is located near the base of the Beartooth Mountains, in Northwest Wyoming, The diverse terrain of western plain plateaus separated by arroyos and picturesque ravines, provides year-round wildlife habitat.

The expansive view parcels are just over 39 acres each. The surveyed acreage was part of the Tolman Line Creek Legacy Ranch. It is a place to rediscover peace, joy and the meaning of a life well lived.

Each parcel has a plateau on the north side, providing excellent home sites with plenty of room for outbuildings. The road is the north property line for all parcels. The plateau slopes down to the south property line. Each parcel has its own character with natural seeps and wildlife habitat.

Access State Land and the Clarks Fork River from each parcel.

Located in Park County, Wyoming

Elevation: approximately 4,500 feet

Distance to:

• Cody, WY - 32 miles

• Red Lodge, MT - 36 miles

• Yellowstone National Park - 82 miles

• Billings, MT - 78 miles

MONTANA

ParCels 1 & 2

• Amazing home sites & perfect horse property

• Saddle up and ride to Montana!

• Lots of grassland with a gravel road for all season access

• Wildlife habitat, waterfowl & natural water seeps on Parcel 2

• Perfect for cloud gazing and listening to the sounds of nature

ParCel 3

• Very diverse terrain

• High plateaus slope down to seasonal seep areas

• Large natural habitat for birds and other wildlife

• Views of Clarks Fork Canyon to the Southwest