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Fort
Wilsall is located in the beautiful Shields River
Valley. The Shields Valley is nestled between the Crazy Mountains
to the east, Bridger Mountains to the west and the Absaroka
Mountains to the south with the Shields River, one of the
prime trout streams in Montana, meandering through the Valley.
Located directly in the Shields Valley River Basin, home
of the oldest archeological dig in North America, is the
Anzick Site, dating back 11,500 years ago. In 1968 it was
discovered the late Ice Age People left over 100 red ocher
covered stones and the bone artifacts of a two year old child
at the most prominent land feature in the center of the Shields
River Valley floor located near Wilsall, Montana.
Wilsall - Home of Val's Deli (as written in Meredith
Brokaw's cookbook "Big Sky Cooking") and the Ringling 5.
Legendary skiing Bridger Bowl Ski Resort, half hour
away from Wilsall.
Wilsall
is located in south central Montana, in Park County, between
Livingston and White Sulphur Springs on US Highway 89. It
is named after the son [Will} and daughter-in-law [Sally]
of Walter B. Jordan, who platted the townsite. It is a quaint
town with a population of two hundred plus.
Skiing (downhill
and cross country), sledding, and snowmobiling are available
in the winter. Mountain biking, horseback riding, excellent
trout fishing, golfing, legendary hunting, guided backpack
tours- plus numerous hiking trails are summer/spring and
fall activities. The combination make Wilsall a year round
destination for vacation goers. There is also shopping and
a multitude of gourmet restaurants available in nearby Livingston
and Bozeman. Or, you can relax at Fort Wilsall with a book
from their extensive library.
We look forward to seeing you
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(406)578-2006 - 308
Cooper St. N Wilsall, MT 59086 |
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