2017 Map of Mount Haggin

About this map

Mount Haggin and the crest of the Continental Divide dominate this high-altitude section of the Deerlodge National Forest south of Anaconda. The landscape is defined by a dense network of gulches and drainages, where Slaughterhouse Cr and Upper Corral Creek flow south while waters like Mill Cr and Clear Cr carve out the northern slopes. The mapping reveals a preserved mountain wilderness accessed by established paths such as Rosa Trl and Whipperwill Trl. High-mountain basins hold isolated water bodies like Barker Lakes, Haggin Lake, and Hearst Lake, providing a detailed view of the hydrography at the roof of the Rockies. The concentration of gulches, including Big Gulch, Grays Gulch, and Fifer Gulch, illustrates the complex erosion patterns typical of this portion of the Anaconda Range.