2020 Map of Grace

About this map

Deerlodge National Forest covers the northern reaches of this Montana landscape, where the Boulder Mountains rise above a network of drainages and timber roads. The topography is defined by the high elevations of Ranger Ridge and Sidetrack Hill, with early 21st-century settlements such as Grace and Cedric situated near the county line shared by Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties. The area is rich in water resources, including the headwaters of Fish Cr, Little Pipestone Cr, and Rader Cr, along with numerous named springs. A dense grid of mountain access roads like Toll Mtn Rd and Friend Spring Rd reflects the modern management of this timber and recreation land, while features like Lost Moose Bend and Cedar Gulch indicate the local character of the terrain.