2014 Map of Dickie Hills

About this map

Dickie Hills and the winding course of the Big Hole River define this corner of the Beaverhead National Forest at the triple junction of Silver Bow, Deer Lodge, and Beaverhead counties. This terrain is marked by a complex network of drainage creeks including Bryant Cr, Bear Cr, and Johnson Cr, which flow through the high country towards the river. Significant elevation features such as Round Top Mtn and Foolhen Ridge overlook high-altitude water bodies like Foolhen Lake. Small settlements and crossings like Dickie Bridge and Still Gulch provide narrow points of access into the forest, connected by rugged routes such as Bryant Creek Rd and Johnson Creek Rd. The presence of Heart Park suggests established recreational or communal spaces within this mountainous landscape, while the detailed drainage patterns of Harriet Lou Cr and Osborne Cr indicate the importance of water management in this high-altitude environment.