6255 US Highway 2 W, Columbia Falls, MT 59912

Property Description

Check out this first-time-on-the-market, 117+ acre contiguous tract of productive, scenic Montana land positioned at the north end of the coveted Flathead Valley. This expansive property offers a rare combination of wide-open usability, exceptional access, and breathtaking natural beauty. Enjoy the nearly 2,700 feet of year-round Trumble Creek meandering through the mature trees and meadowland, adding a peaceful, scenic element that elevates the property’s overall appeal. This remarkable property is framed by spectacular mountain views, including Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort, the Columbia Mountain Range, and the iconic peaks of Glacier National Park — a backdrop that’s as inspiring as it is unforgettable. SAG-10 zoning, combined with no HOAs or covenants, keeps the land highly adaptable for residential, equestrian, agricultural, or future development. With 1,320 feet of prime Highway 2 frontage, the location delivers unmatched convenience. Glacier Park International Airport is just a few minutes away and you're within easy reach of Columbia Falls, Whitefish, Kalispell, and Glacier National Park — making this a strategic investment in one of the Flathead Valley’s most sought-after and fast - growing corridors. For those seeking expanded potential, an additional 78+ acre parcel directly across the highway is also available. Together, these properties create an extraordinary opportunity for larger-scale development, investment, or legacy ownership. This is a rare offering where Lifestyle, Landscape, and Opportunity converge — a true Montana legacy property ready for its next chapter. Once your on the property, you may drive along the East property line of the field to the North East corner. Then follow along the North line of the field all the way to the North West corner. From there you will need to walk along the Western fence line to the North until you see a roughed in roadway that you take. The roadway starts from the fence area and goes away from the fence and up the hill. That will get you to the top of the ridge.