2017 Map of Camas Ridge West

About this map

Glacier National Park encompasses the majority of this landscape in the northern Rockies, dominated by the parallel formations of Adair Ridge, Dutch Ridge, and Camas Ridge. The drainage patterns are defined by several key water bodies, including Logging Lake in the northwest and the south-flowing Dutch Creek. Access to these remote elevations is facilitated by the Inside N Fork Road and Camas Road, which skirt the lower elevations near Christensen Meadows. The map reveals a wild, protected environment where naming conventions like Anaconda Cr and McGee Cr reflect the early explorations of the Flathead River's North Fork area. This survey provides a precise account of the park's topography and the few established routes through its steep drainage basins.