2020 Map of Blodgett Mountain

About this map

The Idaho Montana state line bisects this high-elevation wilderness, following the jagged ridge of the Bitterroot Mountains. This area is defined by its dramatic relief and alpine hydrology, where peaks like Hidden Peak and Frog Peak overlook a landscape carved into three distinct management zones: the Clearwater National Forest, the Bitterroot National Forest, and the Nez Perce National Forest. The map provides a detailed view of the drainage patterns of the upper Bitterroot Valley, tracing the headwaters of Fred Burr Creek, Mill Creek, and Blodgett Creek. These drainages are dotted with high-mountain catchments including Fred Burr Lake, Mill Lake, and Blodgett Lake. Crossing the state boundary at high elevation, the Blodgett Pass trail serves as a critical historical and recreational link through the granite spires of Blodgett Mountain and Shattuck Mountain.