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2014 Map of Lone Indian Peak

Name: 2014 Topographic Map of Lone Indian Peak
Creator: U.S. Geological Survey
Published: 2014
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

USGS Topo · Published 2014

About this map

Lone Indian Peak and the high ridges of the Gallatin National Forest dominate this landscape within the Gallatin Canyon region. The Gallatin River serves as the primary drainage and transportation corridor, closely followed by Gallatin Rd, which connects several localized points of interest along the riverbank. Significant infrastructure includes a series of crossings such as Porcupine Bridge, Lemon Bridge, and Red Cliff Bridge, which provide access to the steep mountain terrain to the east.

The map reveals a high-altitude wilderness defined by sharp relief, where Levinski Ridge, Blizzard Ridge, and Eaglehead Mtn tower over the canyon floor. Water features are concentrated in the alpine basins, notably the Golden Trout Lakes and the numerous numbered creeks—First, Second, Third, and Fourth—that descend from the peaks toward the main river. Remote settlements and landmarks like Lower Basin, Red Cliff, and the curiously named Prohibition Rock suggest the localized history of this mountain corridor.