WILD HORSE ISLAND!

Break Free. Peel back the layers of sacred beauty and bountiful wildlife that are the hallmarks of western Montana. In the heart of it all is Wild Horse Island, a 2,200-acre sanctuary in the middle of Glacial Flathead Lake. Gently sloping ridges robed in native grasses, wildflowers, and Ponderosa pines rise 900ft from the island's enchanted shores.

A small group of wild horses descended from indigenous Salish and Kootenai herds roam the island alongside a robust flock of 200 bighorn sheep, mule deer, and coyotes. These keystone species thrive on Wild Horse Island state park, a marvelously preserved primitive wilderness.

Hand Built with native logs on one of only a handful of private lots on the island, the secluded cabin offers an unparalleled getaway experience. For those wild at heart who appreciates off-the-grid tranquility coupled with a generous suite of amenities, this adventure is for you. Indoor features include a well-equipped kitchen with a propane refrigerator and range oven, a full bathroom with showers and tub, a spacious loft with queen and twin beds, a master bedroom with a queen-size bed, and a queen fold-out couch in the living room. Electric lights and appliances are powered by solar energy backed by a quiet gas-powered generator.

Cellular Reception is excellent at the cabin, but for complete off-grid serenity, turn everything off and enjoy a good read from the cabins small library. Though open fires are absolutely not permitted on the property or in the state park, the cabin is equipped with a wood stove and BBQ.

The boat dock and wrap-around deck offer a calm, tranquil outdoor relaxation experience. Enjoy fresh breezes while the sounds of waves splash against pebble beaches.

The cabin serves as your base camp for a multitude of adventures. Climb to the highest peak and bask in the vastness of the Mission and Swan mountains to the east, the Salish mountains to the west, and on a clear day, the peaks of Glacier Park 60 miles north. Circumnavigate the island by motor boat, canoe, or kayak, or take a self-guided tour of the cabins and mansions on the mainland. Fishing is a favorite pastime in Big Arm bay, so be sure to get permits from the tribe before your vacation.

Bring your own boat or rent one from a local business. Water taxi services are also available in the area. Dogs are welcome on the property and in the cabin but are not allowed outside the one-acre cabin lot into the stake park.