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The Kleffner Ranch, a part of Montana’s early history, was established in the late 1880’s by William Child, an early Montana entrepreneur as his dream ranch and country estate. William Child, used his fortune made in mining investments to establish what is now the Kleffner Ranch as the White Face Ranch in 1886. He spared no expense, bringing in Italian craftsmen and stonemasons to build the unique buildings on this picturesque setting in the Rocky Mountains.
Kleffner Ranch is located on the picturesque Prickly Pear Creek and surrounded by spectacular mountain views. The Kleffner Ranch is just 4 miles southeast of Helena, the Montana state capitol. Find easy access from US Highway 12, south on Hwy 518, or turn east from I-15 at the Montana City Exit. Cities nearby include Butte (60 miles), Great Falls (100 miles), Bozeman (93 miles), Billings (232 miles), and Missoula (128 miles).
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