2011 Map of Camas Ridge West

About this map

Camas Creek Entrance serves as a primary access point to this mountainous corridor of Flathead County, where the landscape is defined by the parallel elevations of Adair Ridge and Camas Ridge. The drainage patterns are well-defined by the paths of Anaconda Creek, Dutch Creek, and Camas Creek, which flow through the steep terrain toward the southern reaches of the quadrangle. High-altitude meadows, such as Christensen Meadows, represent the sparse natural clearings within the timbered slopes. This 2011 survey documents the established network of backcountry roads and trails that skirt the edge of Logging Lake and follow the contours of McGee Creek, illustrating how geographic features and water systems dictated the early routing and management of this remote wilderness area.