A LI'L BIT OF HEAVEN is a very secluded custom build hand-hewn log cabin in a setting that borders Forest Service Land. The location of the cabin overlooks an open meadow, on our working ranch, with a stream meandering through many ponderosa pine trees to enhance the view of the continental divide where Lewis and Clark passed nearly 200 years ago. The same pass that Chief Joseph lead the NezPerce people through just prior to the battle in the Big Hole.

The elk, deer, coyote, bear, eagle, moose, and cougar all call this home as well. Fishing in three major rivers is from 10 to 35 miles away, as well as rafting, canoeing, or kayaking. There are numerous roads in the forest service for mountain biking, hiking, or getting that special picture. And as night falls with clear skies one can do the stargazing of a lifetime.


In the winter we are just 8 short miles from the alpine and Nordic skiing and out the back door for snowmobiling and snowshoeing.