2011 Map of Grizzly Point

About this map

Quigley serves as a lone settlement point in this 2011 survey of the Granite County landscape, where steep drainages and mountain hydrology dictate the human footprint. The area is defined by the convergence of numerous waterways, most notably Rock Creek, which is flanked by the winding Rock Creek Rd and several public recreation sites including Norton Campground and Dalles Campground. The topography is etched with numerous named gulches such as Hamm Gulch, Waho Gulch, and Colusa Gulch, revealing a system of ravines that feed into the larger creek basins. High points like Grizzly Point and Welcome Sawmill Saddle offer navigational orientation for those tracing the backcountry of the Lolo and Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest areas. Outdoor access is prioritized through features like the Sawmill Sportsmans Access, highlighting the region's enduring role as a destination for fishing and mountain transit.