2014 Map of Mountain House

About this map

Bitterroot National Forest dominates this landscape, where the transition from managed forest lands to agricultural ranching is clearly visible. The Bitterroot Irrigation Dist Canal serves as a critical piece of infrastructure, winding through the northern portion of the map to support the local agrarian economy. This water management system is countered by the natural drainage of several prominent waterways, including Skalkaho Creek and Sleeping Child Creek, which cut through the complex network of gulches and draws. Historically named landmarks like Mtn House and Mountain House Spring suggest early mountain camps or stopovers. The area's development is marked by a blend of named ranch properties like Arrow Hill Ranch and an extensive system of forest trails and rural roads, such as Hampton Trl and Lovers Ln, illustrating the area's use for both industry and recreation.