2014 Map of Diamond Point

About this map

Diamond Point stands as a prominent lookout over a deeply dissected landscape within the Lolo National Forest during the early 2010s. This portion of Missoula County is defined by its sharp drainage network, where seasonal and perennial waters such as Rock Cr and Gilman Cr have carved a series of named gulches. Landmarks like French Gulch and Emma Gulch suggest a history of prospecting or early naming conventions tied to the region's physical geography. Transport through these steep draws is limited to forest routes like Albert Creek Rd and Deep Creek Rd, which provide access to high elevations including Albert Point and Wild Horse Point. The presence of the Grave Creek Range in the southwest corner further illustrates the high-relief environment that characterizes this section of the Northern Rockies.