1989 Map of Grizzly Point

About this map

Rock Creek flows through the center of this terrain, dividing the Welcome Creek Wilderness to the west from the expansive Lolo National Forest to the east. The landscape is defined by its drainage network, with numerous gulches and creeks such as Sawmill Creek, Welcome Creek, and Elkhorn Creek feeding into the main valley. The map documents a specific recreational and historical geography, noting established sites like Norton Campground and Grizzly Campground, alongside the historical location of Quigley (Site) and the small settlement of Brewster. Human activity is primarily limited to the road corridor along the river and various trails, including a notable Footbridge crossing, reflecting a moment when this part of Granite County remained largely dedicated to timber and wilderness management.