2014 Map of Hahn Creek Pass

About this map

Hahn Creek Pass serves as a geographic threshold between the Flathead National Forest and the Lolo National Forest in Powell County. This 2014 survey details a landscape defined by sharp elevation shifts and a complex network of high-altitude drainages. The area is dominated by several named peaks including Gust Mtn, Moser Mtn, and Foolhen Mtn, which frame the deep valleys carved by Hahn Cr and Monture Cr. The convergence of these two national forests is particularly notable, as the boundary follows the high ridges through the pass, separating the northern waters flowing toward Youngs Cr from the southern tributaries like Middle Fork Monture Cr. This map provides clear documentation of the public land survey system and topographic character of the northern Rockies at the start of the twenty-first century.