2011 Map of Horse Creek Pass

About this map

Horse Creek Hot Springs and its adjacent Horse Creek Hot Springs Campground mark a notable destination in this high-altitude landscape along the Continental Divide. The drainage patterns of the Bitterroot and Salmon-Challis regions are clearly defined, showing the headwaters of Chicken Creek, Deer Creek, and Woods Creek as they descend from prominent heights like Deer Creek Point. The terrain is punctuated by high mountain crossings, including Horse Creek Pass and Woods Creek Pass, which have served as vital corridors through the rocky summits for generations. Cathedral Rock stands as a distinct landmark overlooking the convergence of Woods Fork Horse Creek and the main stem of Horse Creek, illustrating the complex water network that defines this wilderness borderland between Montana and Idaho.