Set along one of the Madison River’s most scenic corridors, Madison Spring Creek Ranch spans 228± acres with 0.5± miles of private river frontage and a significant spring creek. The terrain is strikingly varied, rising over 100 feet from the river and willow-lined creek bottom to elevated benches with panoramic views of the surrounding ranges, including the 10,000-foot peaks of the Gallatin and Targhee National Forests. The upper elevations offer scale and unobstructed vistas, while the lower reaches form a rare, protected riparian oasis in a landscape more often defined by wide-open grasslands. A documented elk migration corridor, the property supports a wide range of wildlife throughout the seasons. While much of the surrounding viewshed is protected by conservation easements or public lands, Madison Spring Creek Ranch remains unencumbered—offering flexibility for the next owner and clear potential as a conservation candidate given its ecological significance. The Madison River is regarded as one of the world’s premier fly-fishing destinations, and the wade-only section near Three Dollar Bridge is arguably its most coveted stretch. Positioned in the heart of this legendary water, Madison Spring Creek Ranch offers a rare chance to own significant river frontage in a valley where properties are often generationally held.