2011 Map of Big Horn Mountain

About this map

Big Horn Mountain rises as a central landmark in this high-altitude landscape of Madison County, where numerous water systems like Ruby Creek and the East Fork Ruby River drain the surrounding heights. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent ridges and peaks, including Monument Ridge, Fossil Ridge, and Marmot Mountain, which overlook the high Tepee Basin. Human presence is sparsely marked by remote landmarks and forest infrastructure, such as Reids Camp in the southwest and Sheep Camp along Usfs RD 237. The Gravelly Range Rd provides a primary corridor through this rugged section of the national forest, passing near Lazyman Hill and Red Hill. Smaller water features like Wall Creek Lake and the Klatt Dam indicate the management of mountain runoff, while labels for Wolverine Basin and Wolverine Creek highlight the wild, undisturbed character of the drainages in the southeastern quadrant.