1988 Map of Mount Headley

About this map

Lolo National Forest dominates this high-country landscape in northwestern Montana, defined by a network of ridges and glacial lakes. Centered on the peaks of Mount Headley, Cube Iron Mountain, and Mount Silcox, the topography is carved by drainages like Graves Creek and Squaw Creek. The map reveals a land utilized for both resource extraction and wilderness transit, where a Gravel Pit and modern Transmission Lines near Maier contrast with the extensive system of Pack Trails that provide the only access to remote waters such as Arrowhead Lake, Carbine Lake, and the Goat Lakes.