Situated on 20 acres in the scenic Ninemile Valley, and wrapped in distinctive live-edge wood siding, this one-bedroom, one-bath cabin looks as though it grew right out of the forest. Inside, 828 square feet of thoughtfully crafted living space features hand-hewn exposed beams, handcrafted trim, 9.5-foot ceilings, new laminate flooring, and the cozy warmth of a wood stove. Step onto the covered porch with your morning coffee and enjoy the quiet, the wildlife, and the unhurried pace of life in the woods. Bring your horses to graze in the open space and enjoy the convenience of power and water in the meadow. A pond fed by seasonal Kennedy Creek adds to the natural setting, while an open-sided pole shed provides useful space for equipment, recreational gear, or outdoor projects. Located in the coveted Ninemile area, the property offers convenient access to hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, and the seemingly endless recreation of western Montana. Missoula is a short drive. This one-of-a-kind woodland hideaway is ready to become your private retreat, recreational base camp, or cozy full-time home. Come experience a cabin that is every bit as memorable as its surroundings. Local Area: Huson, MT is situated between Missoula and Alberton along Interstate 90 following the flow of the scenic Clark Fork River. The community of Huson provides access to the coveted Ninemile area rich with hiking and biking trails, campgrounds, picnic areas, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Recreational opportunities are abundant in this area with whitewater rafting nearby at the famous Alberton Gorge. Area Attractions: Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort: Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort features five natural flowing-through hot springs pools ranging in temperatures from 100 to 106 degrees Fahrenheit. Take the cold plunge if you dare at 55 degrees! Also offered are two salt-treated pools available to swimmers of all ages. Even if you are just passing through, call in advance and stop in for a daily swim. The resort offers fine dining and entertainment. Continuing up Nine Mile road, it takes less than an hour to drive by car or side by side up and over Siegel Pass the scenic route, or a little over an hour back along the interstate. Natural Pier Bridge: Built in 1917, the bridge is a standard riveted Warren through truss. It was designed by the Montana Highway Department. What makes it unique is that one of the piers is anchored to a rocky outcrop in the Clark Fork River. The bridge is one mile west of Alberton and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Alberton Gorge: The Alberton Gorge is widely known as Montana’s premier whitewater location. Adventure and fun complete with splashes and sunshine can be found 46 miles west of Missoula on a portion of the Clark Fork River known as the Gorge. The land formations encompassing the gorge include steep walls forming a canyon that cuts through thick forests. The purple cliffs rise from the river while rafters float through the 11 miles that make up the Alberton Gorge. With Class II and III rapids, experts and beginners alike can partake. There are plenty of swimming opportunities in the deep green pools that separate the rapids. The sandy beaches are great for relaxing and or making a quick lunch break. Wildlife that occupies these forest areas include eagles, ospreys, beavers, deer, elk, otters, and the occasional black bear. Grab a river guide and have the float of a lifetime! The best time of year for this experience is late June to August. The Gorge is 2 hours from Coeur d’Alene and 2.5 hours from Spokane, Washington. Petty Creek Bighorn Sheep Viewing Site: Travel to Petty Creek for an opportunity to view these majestic animals! The bighorn sheep feed on the grassy slopes and find safety on the canyon cliffs. There is a short half-mile hike on a gravel trail that allows you up the talus rock and through the Douglas-fir to scan the area for bighorn sheep, pika, and rock wrens! The Clark Fork River: The Cla