1994 Map of Ashley Mountain

About this map

The Flathead National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape, where the rugged terrain is carved by a complex network of waterways feeding into the Ashley Divide. Notable for its remote character, the area includes the prominent Ashley Mountain and several alpine features such as Lupine Lake. The presence of Mines near Sullivan Creek indicates a history of mineral exploration tucked into these drainages, while the Star Meadow Ranch in the north suggests localized agricultural or recreational operations amidst the timber. A web of forest roads traces the steep contours, connecting Meadow Creek to Griffin Creek, revealing how the timber and mining industries managed this backcountry long after initial aerial surveys in the 1950s.