2014 Map of Hole-in-the-Rock

About this map

Hole-in-the-Rock serves as the namesake and central point for this high-plains landscape where the Garfield Co and Rosebud Co line crosses open ranchland. The geography is defined by a complex network of drainages, including Big Porcupine Creek and its tributary Indian Cr, which have carved deep into the terrain to form landmarks like Devils Canyon. The map reveals the intricate natural erosion of the Missouri Plateau, with names like Germo Coulee and Hanson Coulee signifying the importance of these seasonal watercourses to local orientation. Rural infrastructure is minimal, consisting primarily of gravel arteries such as Shoup Rd and Acorn Flats Rd, providing essential access to this sparsely populated stretch of Big Sky Country.