Located in a newer subdivision in Hardin, Montana, this 0.27-acre lot has all utilities available. The area is quiet mostly due in part to the open field bordering on the side of the property guaranteeing privacy. Come build your dream vacation home as a base camp for visiting the Yellowtail Dam or the blue-ribbon fishing waters of the Big Horn River. The surrounding area is rich with history and there are many museums and landmarks to visit and read about! Billings, Montana, the hub of southeastern Montana offers a diverse amount of restaurants, shopping, and experiences for a fun day out. Local Area In 1906, Hardin, Montana was officially founded and has served as a central agricultural and trading hub ever since. Hardin can be found in the southeast corner of Montana off Interstate 90. It is the midway point between Seattle and Minneapolis and also between Billings and Sheridan! Its midpoint location makes it an active location to stop and fuel up and get out and stretch a bit. This area in Montana is bursting with historical riches some of which can be found at the Bighorn County Museum. This is an outdoor museum that displays historic buildings, vehicles, and an old railroad depot. History also comes alive at the Jailhouse Gallery which is full of culture, crafts, art exhibits, and a gift shop. A short 15 miles from Hardin, you'll find the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. For the outdoor recreationalist, the Bighorn River is very close by and is a top destination for avid fly fishermen. This river also provides the city of Hardin with its water. Hardin is known as the "City with a Reason," because it was expected to grow: the reason being because of its agricultural potential. Major crops grown in the area include wheat, barley, sugar beets, and hay. Big Horn County is additionally the 8th largest producer of beef in the United States. The big city of Billings is only 45 minutes away. Area Attractions Little Bighorn Battlefield This national monument is 15 miles southeast of Hardin and is renowned for where Custer took his last stand. Pompey's Pillar The Expedition of Lewis and Clark gives us a historical account of their journey through Montana, and at Pompey's Pillar, you can view William Clark's signature carved in stone. It is the only physical evidence left of the Expedition and will leave a lasting impression on you as well! Bighorn Canyon National Recreation area Roam an area of over 120,000 acres and enjoy the breathtaking views of this canyon and its many ecosystems. Get a good feel for the land with over 17 miles of hiking trails ranging from short wanderings to dramatic overlooks. Bighorn Lake fills the bottom of the canyon and offers boating, kayaking, and canoeing. There are boat tours offered throughout the summer months through Hidden Treasure Charters. For the avid anglers, fish Bighorn Lake for walleye, brown and rainbow trout, yellow perch, carp, catfish, ling, and crappie. The Bighorn River is a blue-ribbon trout stream but is also home to 38 other species! Yellowtail Dam Standing at 525 feet high, the Yellowtail Dam backs up the Bighorn behind it for 71 miles creating space for other water sports such as water skiing and motorboating. The dam provides a stunning view. Pictograph Cave State Park Come to contemplate the origins of humankind when they were prehistoric hunters. The three main caves, Pictograph, Middle, and Ghost, display hundreds of pictographs or rock paintings with the oldest rock art being over 2000 years old! Premiere Blue-Ribbon Trout Fishing The Bighorn River is not only one of the best trout streams in Montana but is considered to be one of the finest in the lower forty-eight of the United States. That makes this nationally recognized trout stream a very popular destination spot for a Montana fly fishing trip. Be prepared to consistently pull out large fish as the brown trout average about 15 inches in length and the rainbow about 16 inches in length!
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