2014 Map of Half Dome Crag

About this map

Half Dome Crag and Little Plume Peak dominate this landscape in the northern Rockies, where the Lewis & Clark National Forest spans the boundary between Glacier and Pondera counties. The terrain is defined by a network of drainage systems, including the S Fork Little Badger Cr and the colorfully named Killem Quick Cr. High-elevation water bodies like Minnie White Horse Lake and Slippery Hoof Lake are interspersed among steep ridges and narrow gulches. Human presence is marked primarily by backcountry access routes such as the Palookaville Trl and the Heart Butte Cutoff. This survey documents a wilderness environment where named landmarks like Kiyo Crag and Runner Gulch provide essential points of orientation for navigation through the dense drainage patterns and forest lands.