2020 Map of Mount Hebgen

About this map

Hebgen Lake dominates the southern half of this landscape, its waters reaching into the Grayling Arm and separated by the prominent Horse Butte Peninsula. The northern terrain rises sharply into the high country of the Gallatin National Forest, where features like Kirkwood Ridge and Mount Hebgen overlook the water. A geologically significant Red Canyon Fault is documented running through the mountains near Red Canyon Cr. Small lakeside communities and residential developments, including Lakeview, Grayling, and Hebgen Lake Estates, dot the shoreline. The intricate drainage network of Grayling Cr and Duck Creek feeds the lake from the east, while the western side is defined by the unique landforms of Edwards Peninsula and the constriction known as The Narrows.