2017 Map of Finn

About this map

Finn sits at the confluence of the high country and the valley floor in Powell County, where the southern boundary of the Helena National Forest meets private ranchlands. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of drainage systems, including Nevada Creek and Washington Creek, which flow through the lower elevations near Avon Valley. High-elevation landmarks such as Dalton Mountain overlook the various gulches that historically drew prospectors and settlers to the region. Many of these drainages, including California Gulch, McClellan Gulch, and American Gulch, reflect the rugged geography that shaped local land use. Modern access via Dalton Mtn Rd and Home Range Rd follows the same natural corridors used for generations to navigate this section of the Montana Rockies, bridging the gap between the Lewis and Clark County line and the timbered slopes to the north.