Trampus Corder

$67,000

1.3 Acres

Montana, 59755

This 1.3-acre parcel sits in Montana's most storied ghost town. Accessed by an unmaintained dirt street, the lots offer a quiet, off-the-grid retreat with views of surrounding hills and ranges. Pitch a tent and camp beneath some of the darkest, most star-filled skies in the country — camping is welcome for stays of up to two weeks at a time. Step out your tent and into a year-round playground. Cast a line on the blue-ribbon Madison River, renowned for its trophy brown and rainbow trout, or head to the 4,800-acre Ennis Lake to fish, boat, or raft the Bear Trap Canyon. Hunt in District 320 and explore the 3.32-million-acre Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, home to elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, and more. Hike the surrounding ridgelines, soak in the mineral waters of Norris Hot Springs, tour Lewis and Clark Caverns, or take an easy day trip to Yellowstone National Park.

$179,000

10.53 Acres

Montana, 59419

Set against the wide-open beauty of Montana’s prairie and within close reach of the stunning Rocky Mountain Front, this 10.53-acre property near Bynum invites you to build. With sweeping country views, established trees, existing improvements, and essential groundwork already in place, this acreage presents an exceptional opportunity for buyers looking for a future homesite, recreational basecamp, or peaceful rural retreat. The property includes power, fiber optic, telephone service, two wells, an existing septic tank of location and condition, and a barn. The nearby Rocky Mountain Front rises to the west, offering endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, skiing, camping, and exploring. Build here, roam from here, and enjoy the best of the Front.

$33,500

5 Acres

Montana, 59411

Ten miles from the Saint Mary entrance to Glacier National Park, five deeded acres rise along a grassy ridgeline where a two-track road bends toward the beautiful mountains. This is the eastern, unhurried side of Glacier — the gateway to Many Glacier, the legendary hiking trails, and the kind of scenery that makes people rearrange their whole lives to be near it. A live stream crosses the property, so the sound of moving water is part of the package. Bring a tent and a camp chair and make weekends of it, or set your sights higher and tuck a cabin into the slope, framing those long views of the peaks to the west. With legal access already in place, the hard part is done; what's left is deciding how you want to spend your time here — fishing the world-class waters, watching for bighorn sheep and grizzlies, or simply standing on your own ridge under Montana's biggest sky.