2017 Map of Cathedral Point

About this map

Custer National Forest defines the wilderness of the Beartooth Range in this high-altitude survey of the border between Sweet Grass and Stillwater counties. The drainage basin of the Stillwater River dictates the landscape, fed by numerous alpine tributaries such as Woodbine Cr and Storm Cr. The topography is dominated by massive formations including Cathedral Peak and Cathedral Point, which rise above a series of remote mountain basins. These basins contain several notable water bodies, including Woodbine Lake and Nightmare Lake, as well as the significant Woodbine Falls. The map serves as a detailed record of the undeveloped forest landscape where only Nye Rd provides limited access to the periphery. For those studying the hydrology of the Yellowstone River watershed, the network of streams like Saderbalm Cr and Flume Cr provides a clear view of the area's complex water system.