Covey Rim

Covey Rim Ranch encompasses approximately 700 deeded acres of native Montana rangeland, characterized by rolling terrain dissected by numerous finger draws that define the landscape and concentrate wildlife throughout the property. A creek and four ponds provide abundant water across the ranch, flowing into a dramatic canyon along the property’s eastern edge.

Situated north of Geraldine and east of Fort Benton, along the Missouri River’s Wild and Scenic float corridor, the ranch occupies some of the most productive upland bird and mule deer country in the state. It sits less than four miles from Hole in the Wall, a well-known landmark within the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument accessible to the public only by boat. A 1.5-mile private drive and the absence of any county road frontage make this one of the more secluded and self-contained ranches in the region, with seller-granted easements providing convenient and legally secured access.

The ranch is accessed via a private 1.5-mile drive, reinforcing the seclusion and security that discerning buyers seek. Improvements are minimal but functional, consisting of a well and old corrals — well suited to the property’s recreational and grazing character without unnecessary overhead.