2011 Map of Blowout Mountain

About this map

Lewis and Clark Pass marks a critical geographic point in this high-altitude landscape of the Continental Divide, situated along the border of Lewis and Clark County. This 2011 survey illustrates a region defined by high peaks and a complex drainage network, where the headwaters of Alice Creek and Green Creek diverge from the ridgeline. The Alice Creek Ranger Cabin stands as a solitary human landmark within the Alice Creek Basin, surrounded by prominent summits including Blowout Mountain, Red Mountain, and Table Mountain. The terrain is deeply incised by steep drainages such as Wildcat Gulch and the curiously named Telephone Gulch Gulch. This map provides a modern record of Forest Service lands, showing the path of Falls Creek and the notable Burned Point lookout area, essential for understanding the contemporary topography of this mountainous wilderness.