2020 Map of Meyer Mountain

About this map

Limestone sits at the edge of high-altitude terrain where the W Fork Stillwater River cuts through the transition between the Custer National Forest and the Gallatin National Forest. This 2020 survey records a landscape defined by significant drainage systems including Castle Creek, Picket Pin Cr, and Meyers Creek. Named peaks such as Meyer Mtn, Washburn Mtn, and the distinctive Limestone Butte dominate the topography, while smaller features like Quaker Spring and Mountain View Lake indicate the distribution of water in this high-country environment. The map details a network of forest roads, including Limestone Rd and Meyers Creek Rd, which provide access to Horseman Flats and the various drainage gulches like Rabbit Gulch.