2020 Map of Dry Mountain

About this map

Pipestone Hot Springs and the surrounding high-country terrain of Deerlodge National Forest define this 2020 landscape in Jefferson County. The map provides a detailed view of the regional water management systems, notably the Pipestone Ditch and the Paul-McArthur Ditch Number One, which divert water through the valley floor. Dominating the central topography is Dry Mtn, while the geological curiosity of Ringing Rocks is accessible via an intricate network of specialized paths including the Ringing Rocks Trail and Ringing Clay Connector Trail. Several named springs, such as 02N05W28BBBB01 Spring, are documented near the hot springs complex. The drainage patterns of Big Pipestone Cr and Little Whitetail Cr illustrate the watershed's complexity, serving as a primary reference for the area's modern hydrography and forest access routes.