2014 Map of Mount Rockwell

About this map

Glacier National Park dominates this high-altitude terrain, showcasing the continental divide and the complex hydrology of the Lewis Range. The glacial legacy is evident in the chain of water bodies flowing through the eastern valleys, including Two Medicine Lake, Upper Two Medicine Lake, and the smaller No Name Lake. This landscape is defined by its massive peaks and ridges, where Mt Rockwell and Sinopah Mtn tower over the Two Medicine Creek drainage. Key transit points for early explorers and modern hikers alike are documented here, such as Dawson Pass in the north and Two Medicine Pass to the south. The map provides a detailed view of these natural corridors and the distinct landmarks like Pumpelly Pillar and Painted Tepee Peak that served as navigational beacons in this alpine environment before the era of modern mapping.