1995 Map of Glenn Creek

About this map

Lewis and Clark National Forest encompasses this high-altitude landscape, where the confluence of major drainage systems defines the movement of water and wildlife. The map documents the protected lands of the Bob Marshall Wilderness and the Sun River Game Preserve, showing a terrain largely undisturbed by modern road networks. Steep elevations are anchored by Slategoat Mountain and Sheep Mountain, while narrow valleys carry the North Fork Sun River and Glenn Creek through the heart of the region. The map reveals the intricate drainage patterns of the South Fork Bear Creek and Bob Creek, alongside isolated landmarks such as Hazard Lake and the Sulphur Creek Lick. Human presence is minimal, noted primarily by primitive routes like the Two Shacks Trail and the boundary line separating Teton and Lewis and Clark counties.