1994 Map of Felix Peak

About this map

Hungry Horse Reservoir and the South Fork Flathead River dominate the western edge of this landscape, reflecting a region managed for both resource extraction and wilderness preservation in the mid-1990s. The terrain transitions from the shoreline at the Boat Landing and Betty Creek Work Station up into the high-elevation peaks of the Flathead National Forest. This area is defined by its drainage network, with Felix Creek, Unawah Creek, and Logan Creek carving through the mountains. Human activity is sparse but visible through specialized infrastructure like the Baptiste Lookout and the Felix Mine, located near Felix Peak. The inclusion of the Great Bear Wilderness Bdy underscores the protected nature of the eastern heights, where Dryface Trail offers one of the few established routes across the high basins and ridges.