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Snow-covered Fan Mountain on the Jack Creek Preserve

The Jack Creek Preserve is located in Southwest Montana

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The 4600-acre Jack Creek Preserve

Situated on the northern end of the Madison Range, the Jack Creek Preserve is a protected haven for nearly every major wildlife species in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The property ranges from about 5900 to 8500 feet in elevation and includes pristine pockets of riparian, wetland, mountain meadow, forest, and subalpine habitats.

Learn more about how we manage our natural resources.

Find out more about our property's cabins and trails.

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