1994 Map of Gooseberry Park

About this map

Wapiti Park and Gooseberry Park sit within a high-altitude landscape defined by the towering peaks of the Lewis and Clark Range. This mid-1990s survey by the Forest Service captures the intersection of the Flathead National Forest and the Lewis and Clark National Forest within the protected expanse of the Bob Marshall Wilderness. The drainage patterns of the Middle Fork Flathead River and its tributaries, such as Strawberry Creek and Winter Creek, illustrate the complex hydrology of the western side of the Continental Divide. Landmark summits including Bear Peak, Cap Mtn, and Slideout Peak dominate the topography, while the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail traces the ridgeline, marking the hydrological boundary between major watersheds.