2020 Map of Lick Creek

About this map

The East Fork Bitterroot River flows through this mountainous region where the Bitterroot National Forest and Deerlodge National Forest meet. The landscape is defined by the high-elevation Anaconda Range and the prominent Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, which also serves as the boundary between Ravalli and Granite counties. This terrain is marked by distinctive natural features such as the Hole in the Wall pass and high-point landmarks including Mccart-Johnson Peak and the area S Of Tepee Point. Drainage patterns are complex here, with Lick Cr, Moose Creek, and the Chain of Lakes feeding into the larger river system. While largely protected forest land, the map shows access via Martin Creek Rd and McCart Rd, leading toward more level areas like Kurtz Flats and the drainage of Echo Gulch.