1972 Map of Crazy Peak
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
Gallatin National Forest encompasses this alpine environment where the headwaters of the Sweet Grass and Big Timber creek systems originate. High-altitude glacial features define the terrain, most notably the Grasshopper Glacier and a series of remote basins containing Pear Lake, Druckmiller Lake, and Crazy Lake. The map reveals a landscape defined by significant verticality, dominated by the massif of Crazy Peak and nearby Big Timber Peak.
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