2014 Map of Lincoln Gulch

About this map

Lincoln Gulch and the high basins of the Anaconda Range define this terrain where the Deerlodge National Forest and Beaverhead National Forest meet. The landscape is deeply carved by a series of numbered and named drainages, including Twelvemile Creek and Slaughterhouse Creek, which feed into the Big Hole River at the southern edge of the sheet. Modern forest access is traced through routes like Mill Creek Road and French Gulch Road, serving the recreation-focused areas of Lincoln Park and Mariah Meadows. The transition from the high peaks of Bear Mountain down to the gulches reflects a classic Montana pattern of alpine headwaters and narrow canyon settlements.