Duck Lake Shoreline Lots -- Glacier Park Views
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Duck Lake, an 1850 acre lake just four miles from Babb, MT, is famous for its monster brown trout (http://www.trails.com/toptrails.aspx?area=12737 ) and the local Blackfoot Reservaton information says that the average trout taken from Duck Lake is about 8 pounds and that 18 to 20 pounders are occasionally taken from the lake as well. (http://www.mff.vcn.com/NEW_MFF/summitstationlodge.htm ) It also lies in the midst of over 20 smaller lakes and numerous rivers and streams that provide some of the finest fly fishing opportunies anywhere.
Long a popular summer getaway for Montanans, in recent years Duck Lake has started to become much more popular with Canadians and with visitors from many other parts of the US and the world. So it is becoming harder and harder to find the kind of pristine parcels like this 20-acre gem that sits on a lovely rise with an unencumbered view of Duck Lake just a few hundred feet below. (A much larger parcel is also available. Call Steve Corrick at 406-329-2033 for details.) The area is still pretty wild, with the occasional grizzly, and many deer and elk roaming freely through this area, and is also a wet and lush part of the Canadian/ American flyway for geese, ducks and other migratory birds.
Duck Lake sits within ten miles of both the St. Mary's/Going-to-the-Sun Highway and the Many Glacier entrances to Glacier Park. Glacier Park offers some of America's most spectacular views wildlife, breathtaking hikes and panoramas of spring wildflowers unlike almost anywhere else in the US. (http://www.nps.gov/glac/photosmultimedia/index.htm )
The area just East of Glacier Park is a beautiful, remote, lush area filled with fields bursting with flowers, wildlife of all kinds, all of the fascinating aspects of the Blackfoot Native American Reservation, including the Museum of the Plains Indian in Browning, Montana (http://www.doi.gov/iacb/museums/museum_plains2.html ), and a dynamic climate that features wonderful, gentle, green summers, real winters with great cross country skiing, skating and ice fishing, and some of the best wind energy potential in the Western United States. 40 acres for $179,000.
Long a popular summer getaway for Montanans, in recent years Duck Lake has started to become much more popular with Canadians and with visitors from many other parts of the US and the world. So it is becoming harder and harder to find the kind of pristine parcels like this 20-acre gem that sits on a lovely rise with an unencumbered view of Duck Lake just a few hundred feet below. (A much larger parcel is also available. Call Steve Corrick at 406-329-2033 for details.) The area is still pretty wild, with the occasional grizzly, and many deer and elk roaming freely through this area, and is also a wet and lush part of the Canadian/ American flyway for geese, ducks and other migratory birds.
Duck Lake sits within ten miles of both the St. Mary's/Going-to-the-Sun Highway and the Many Glacier entrances to Glacier Park. Glacier Park offers some of America's most spectacular views wildlife, breathtaking hikes and panoramas of spring wildflowers unlike almost anywhere else in the US. (http://www.nps.gov/glac/photosmultimedia/index.htm )
The area just East of Glacier Park is a beautiful, remote, lush area filled with fields bursting with flowers, wildlife of all kinds, all of the fascinating aspects of the Blackfoot Native American Reservation, including the Museum of the Plains Indian in Browning, Montana (http://www.doi.gov/iacb/museums/museum_plains2.html ), and a dynamic climate that features wonderful, gentle, green summers, real winters with great cross country skiing, skating and ice fishing, and some of the best wind energy potential in the Western United States. 40 acres for $179,000.
- Neighborhood: NA
- Lot Size: 23 Acres
- Type: Lot/Land for Sale
- School District: Babb
- Lunker trout abound!!
- Horses Allowed
- Swimming Pool
- View
- Shoreline property
- Exercise Area
- Pets Allowed
- Recreation Facilities
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