Nestled in the breathtaking Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness, The Cabin on the Boulder is a beautifully crafted hand hewn log cabin, located adjacent the upper Boulder River in the Custer Gallatin National Forest. Just minutes from the iconic Natural Bridge Falls, this charming property embodies timeless design and masterful craftsmanship.
The Log Cabin
Completed in 2016, this stunning 2,444-square-foot hand-hewn log cabin is a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Cozy yet luxurious, the cabin features electric heating, a wood burning stove, ensuring comfort amidst nature. Featuring two spacious bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, the cabin offers electric heating as well as a cozy wood stove for those chilly mountain evenings. The large wrap-around deck, built with durable lifetime decking, provides ample outdoor space for relaxing and enjoying nature. An attached screened-in sun porch invites you to soak in the scenery year-round. Fully furnished and offered as a turnkey sale, this log cabin is ready to welcome you to your new mountain retreat.
Fishing & Hunting
The Boulder is a true haven for fly anglers, offering exceptional fishing opportunities that draw enthusiasts from near and far. These waters are home to a variety of trout species, including brown, rainbow, cutthroat, and brook trout, with sizes ranging from around 8 inches to an impressive 20 inches. The gentle cast of a line against the backdrop of the Upper Boulder River and Spectacular Creek creates a mesmerizing experience for anglers, making this retreat a top destination for those in search of thrilling and rewarding fishing.
Located within the stunning Absaroka Mountain Range, This Log Cabin on the Boulder offers more than just scenic beautyit serves as a wildlife sanctuary. Frequent encounters with majestic creatures such as moose, elk, deer, and even bears add to the allure of this wilderness retreat.
Positioned in Montanas Hunting District 565, the cabin provides a unique opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts and hunters alike. The landscape teems with diverse fauna, offering a chance to witness and engage with Montanas rich wildlife. Here, the boundary between observer and nature fades, immersing visitors in a wilderness experience like no other. An avid archer, the seller frequently spots elk within just a few hundred yards of the cabin, further underscoring the propertys appeal as both a peaceful retreat and a hunters paradise.
Key features of HD 565 include:
Elk Hunting: This district is popular for its elk population, with archery and rifle seasons available. Elk hunting is often challenging due to the rugged terrain, but it offers rewarding opportunities for both resident and migratory elk.
Deer Hunting: Mule deer and white-tailed deer are common in this area, and hunting them is a key attraction during the fall seasons.
Big Game: In addition to elk and deer, moose, black bear, and mountain lions can be hunted in HD 565. The district offers both trophy and general hunting seasons.
Seasonal Regulations: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) sets specific regulations, season dates, and tag requirements for the district, including some restricted permit areas for trophy species like bighorn sheep.
Due to its remote location, hunters in HD 565 often enjoy solitude and a true wilderness experience, with ample opportunities for spot-and-stalk hunting and encounters with large game in a pristine environment.
