1970 Map of Bungalow Mountain

About this map

The Bob Marshall Wilderness and Flathead National Forest define this 1970 study of remote Montana backcountry. The landscape is shaped by the confluence of the Spotted Bear River and White River, with the Wall Creek Cliffs forming a massive natural barrier along the western edge of the quadrangle. Interior access at this time relied on a primitive network of paths including the White River Trail and the Bungalow Lookout Trail. High peaks like Ibex Mountain and Bungalow Mountain overlook a series of drainages, including Christopher Creek and Rooney Creek. Near the northern border, the Pentagon Guard Sta serves as a lone outpost of federal management in the wilderness, situated near the headwaters of Pentagon Creek and Clack Creek.