McGregor Lake is quarried from a large rock formation in Northwest Montana. This quarry produces a highly attractive stone consisting of golds, browns, and grey tones. Unique dendrite fern patterns found in McGregor Lake stone make it an exclusive Chief Cliff offering.

Moose Mountain is quarried from a mountain top rock formation located in Northwest Montana. The smoky grey, brown and tan tones of Moose Mountain create one of the newer varieties of Chief Cliff stone offered today.

Montana Antique is a rustic argillite quarried in Western Montana. The brown, reds, and golden tones provide a vivid contrast to the dark grey cores. Montana Antique, our newest Chief Cliff stone, is perfect for those wanting to achieve the look of the old west.

Castle Rock stone comes from our highest mountain top quarry. Castle Rock is primarily dark grey, with chocolate brown, and light tan tones that displays the ruggedness of Northwest Montana.

Tumbling Chief Cliff brings out the inner beauty of the stone by rounding off the edges and exposing the interior greys. With rounded-off edges and the interior greys exposed, a sense of century old cobbles is created !

Gallatin Ledge, where the prairie meets the mountain, is a stone offering complimentary colors with contrasting textures. Pairing the light tans and golds of a unique chief cliff stone along with sandstone makes Gallatin Ledge an affordable option for any natural stone project.

Logan Creek takes the raw beauty of Big Sky Sandstone and partners it with a NW Montana Chief Cliff. Though quarried miles apart, this stone combines complimentary grey, tan, and browns to create a beautiful, affordable stone choice.

Cypress Mountain is a colorful blend of gold, red, and rust tones reminiscent of a fall day in Northwest Montana. Like art, the dendrite fern patterns found in Cypress Mountain Ledge, bring detail and refinement to an old west look.

Combining the smoky greys and fiery reds found in Chief Cliff, St. Regis Ledge explodes with color and ambience. Like the glowing embers of a warm fire, St. Regis Ledge will be sure to capture your gaze time and time again.

Madison River creates an historic look with textures only centuries could produce. The rounded off edges of this sandstone, along with the interior grey of Chief Cliff gives a vintage sense of warmth that will make your Madison River project and instant classic.

Quarried in the heart of Big Sky Country, Highlands sandstone is a unique blend of natural, seam and split faces. A wide range of tones, including greys, browns, and oxidized edges, makes Highlands rich in color and texture.

With a variety of tumbled prairie stone reminiscent of the Mussel Shell River Valley, this stone's warm tan tones and cool shades of grey compliment any décor or landscape design

Birch Creek Brown is a high quality sandstone brought from the open plains. This stone has beautiful, rich colors tones ranging from warm tans to deep browns. A smooth hand and easy workability has made this stone a favorite among masons and homeowners alike.

Montana Moss Rock is a rustic, mossy fieldstone harvested from the plains of central Montana. This stone is predominately brown with red undertones with green and grey lichen throughout.

Pennsylvania Stone’s high density and durability, large face values and thin bed depth make it the premier choice for patios and flooring. Color choices range from bluish-grey to brown to a subtle wine tone.

Montana Gold is a beautiful, golden, western Montana argillite with a variety of sizes. Handpicked from dry river beds in the Rocky Mountains, the unique color and shape brings a glowing color with smooth edges.

A volcanic rock found through out the world, columnar Basalt forms when large amounts of lava cool slowly. This shaping lends to its functional and eye catching nature. Basalt Columns come in a wide range of lengths and diameters, useful in many features including architectural support columns, fountains, gates, or interior design.