2014 Map of Blue Point

About this map

The Blackfoot River carves through the southern portion of this landscape, a vital corridor defined by the timber and transport history of Bonner and Miller. Within the Lolo National Forest, the terrain rises sharply from the riverbank toward the high peaks of Sheep Mth and the prominent Blue Point. These slopes are etched with numerous drainages, including Rattlesnake Cr, Beeskove Cr, and La Pray Cr. Local landmarks such as the Marco Flat Bridge and Wisherd Bridge provide specific points of reference for tracing historical access across the waterway. To the north, the elevation culminates in the isolated Farmers Lakes, while the western boundary follows the long spine of Wisherd Ridge. The map details a complex network of forest roads and gulches like Johnson Gulch and Heyers Gulch that reflect the area's legacy of mountain navigation.