1999 Map of Hahn Creek Pass

About this map

The Bob Marshall Wilderness and the Lolo National Forest converge at the crest of the Continental Divide in this late-twentieth-century survey of the Montana backcountry. The terrain is defined by high peaks like Gust Mountain and Foolhen Mountain, with the Hahn Creek Trail providing a primary route through the high country. Drainage systems are clearly delineated, with the headwaters of Hahn Creek and Danaher Creek flowing through the northern reaches, while the south is dominated by the Middle Fork Monture Creek and its notable Monture Falls. This area represents a preservation of the high-altitude landscape as it remained at the millennium, where administrative boundaries like the Spotted Bear Seeley Lake Ranger District divide the management of the land across names like Moser Mountain and Monahan Mountain.