Indian Springs sits adjacent to a well known turn of the century ranch called the "69 Ranch." In the late 19th century the area began to draw ranchers and settlers alike as cattle grazing and logging were becoming an increasingly important part of American West's economy. The early settlers to the area noted the relatively mild climate and the local strains of tobacco being grown by the native population, thus naming the area the Tobacco Valley.
A mountain valley oasis
In the mid 2000's Montana drew the likes of developer Schickedanz West, who immediately saw promise and the Tobacco Valley's potential to develop a beautiful and charming golf course and community. Having built several golf course projects in Canada, Indian Springs posed the perfect opportunity for Schickedanz West to showcase the spectacular setting that is Eureka Montana.
Owner & Developer Schickedanz West
Schickedanz West is a Canadian land developer based in Calgary, Alberta with over 45 years of experience developing and building in Western Canada and the Western United States. Originating in Toronto in 1951, Schickedanz West expanded westward in 1980 following the Canadian oil boom of the mid 1970's. Since then the company has spearheaded several dozen real estate based projects and ventures.
The setting is what draws new-comers to the area, but it's the people and the local community that make this beautiful part of the world feel like home.
A different kind of frontier
Northwest Montana remains one of the last true frontiers of the American West. Its landscape largely untouched and unspoiled, offers an incredible experience to all those who seek to explore its raw and alluring beauty.
