2014 Map of Grace

About this map

The settlement of Grace and the eastern slopes of the Boulder Mountains define this section of the Deerlodge National Forest along the border of Jefferson and Silver Bow counties. The high-altitude landscape is crisscrossed by historic routes and resource-focused names, including Old Telegraph Tr, Toll Mountain Rd, and Whiskey Gulch. These labels point toward the area's development through early communication lines and the mining-era economy. The terrain is deeply carved by drainage systems like Little Pipestone Cr, Rader Creek, and Fish Cr, which draw water from the high ridges down into the gulches. At Cedric and near Cedar Gulch, the map reveals a network of forest roads and trails, such as Ranger Ridge Rd and Lost Moose Bend Rd, that provide access to remote springs like Mud Springs and Poison Spring in this high-country environment.