2014 Map of Enos Mountain

About this map

Enos Mountain and Morning Star Peak define the high terrain of this portion of the Gallatin National Forest in south-central Montana. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of drainages feeding into the East Boulder River and the various forks of the Deer Creek system, including the Middle Fork Upper Deer Creek and East Fork Upper Deer Creek. Human presence is marked primarily by forest access routes such as Elk Creek Road and East Boulder Road, which track through the gulches and canyons. The presence of named features like Skookum Joe Canyon and Boone Mtn speaks to the region's local heritage, while the extensive system of land partitions (PB labels) reflects the complex surveying history of these federal lands. The map details a transition from the lower river valleys, such as Wright Gulch, up to the high-elevation Clover Basin.