2000 Map of Hatfield Mountain

About this map

Gallatin National Forest encompasses the vast majority of this high-altitude landscape, where the Bozeman District boundary bisects deep drainages and sharp ridgelines. The topography is defined by the massive presence of Hatfield Mountain and Red Rock Mountain, overlooking a network of named gulches and seasonal headwaters. In the northern sections, Sixteenmile Creek draws water from tributaries like Coal Gulch and Fleming Creek, while the southern slopes descend toward Dry Creek and Snowslide Creek. This area remains largely undeveloped, centered on land management and ranching. The Miller Ranch stands as a rare namesake settlement footprint in a terrain otherwise occupied by complex forest service tracks and 4WD routes. The naming of features like Sacajawea Gulch and Elkhorn Ridge speaks to the region's enduring connection to local fauna and Western exploration history.