A small ridge separates the Stillwaters home sites from approximately 60 acres of private islands. This quiet sanctuary is home to a wide-variety of wildlife. Crisscrossed with miles of trails, it's the perfect place for exercise, bird watching, fishing, or just solitude. Small sandy beaches dot the shoreline in mid to late summer, perfect for sunning. These islands have historical significance. On July 3rd, 1806, Meriwether Lewis along with nine of his men and five Indians crossed the Clark Fork River at the mile-long Stillwater islands.