1994 Map of Bungalow Mountain

About this map

The Bob Marshall Wilderness dominates this mid-1990s terrain, revealing a high-alpine landscape defined by the drainage of the Spotted Bear River. High peaks such as Bungalow Mountain and Ibex Mountain watch over a network of glacial-fed streams, including Silvertip Creek and Slim Creek. The dramatic topography is anchored by the Wall Creek Cliffs and the presence of active glaciers and a glacier remnant tucked into north-facing basins. To the south, the White River winds through the Flathead National Forest, joined by smaller tributaries like Juliet Creek and Rooney Creek. This map captures a pristine section of the Northern Rockies before modern climate shifts further impacted the namesake ice features found near Wall Creek.