2011 Map of Foolhen Mountain

About this map

Fishtrap and the surrounding wilderness of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest are documented in this 2011 survey. The landscape is defined by the high-elevation drainage systems of the Big Hole River, which receives water from numerous tributaries including Fishtrap Creek, Sawlog Creek, and Bryant Creek. Industrial and administrative activity is centered near the mountain peaks, most notably at the Calvert Mine near Calvert Hill. This area serves as a primary recreational and forestry hub, indicated by the Fishtrap Campground and the Foolhen Forest Service Statin. The map reveals a network of forest roads like Calvert Loop Rd and Fish Trap Rd providing access to high-country landmarks such as Trident Peak and the Foolhen Ranger Cabin, reflecting the ongoing role of the Forest Service in managing these remote Montana highlands.