Snowberry Springs

In Montana’s renowned Upper Blackfoot Valley, Snowberry Springs offers a rare opportunity to own a wildlife-rich retreat in one of the state’s most ecologically significant landscapes. Encompassing 158.66± deeded acres, this property features over 1,500 feet of Stonewall Creek and nearly 1,200 feet of Keep Cool Creek—an important tributary of the Blackfoot River known for supporting native and wild trout species. These pristine waterways wind through gently rolling terrain that blends timber pockets with open meadows and riparian corridors, fostering exceptional habitat for elk, deer, moose, grizzly bears, and native fish.

A local elk herd is known to frequent the property, and sightings of migratory birds, moose, and waterfowl are common. A restoration project along Keep Cool Creek has enhanced both stream health and fish habitat, contributing to the property’s conservation value.

Expansive views of the Scapegoat Wilderness Area frame the property, while nearby national forest and wilderness lands offer immediate access to year-round outdoor recreation, including hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, and fly fishing. A scenic build site lies near Stonewall Creek, and the viewshed is protected—most surrounding properties are under conservation easements, preserving the area’s natural character.

Snowberry Springs offers solitude without sacrificing accessibility. Access is provided by North Beaver Creek Road, and the property is situated just half a mile from Lincoln, within easy driving distance of Helena, Missoula, and Great Falls. With its rich biodiversity, protected surroundings, and outstanding recreational qualities, this offering is well-suited for landowners seeking meaningful conservation value, strong sporting attributes, and a foothold in one of western Montana’s most iconic valleys.