2014 Map of Our Lake

About this map

Lewis & Clark National Forest dominates this section of the Rocky Mountains, where the high-altitude hydrology feeds several forks of the Teton River. The landscape is defined by the prominent Sawtooth Range and peaks such as Rocky Mtn and Old Baldy. High-country water features like Our Lake are tucked into the drainages between massive landforms such as Lonesome Ridge. The complex topography is navigated via established mountain crossings, including Route Creek Pass and Headquarters Creek Pass. This 2014 survey documents the modern state of the wilderness area, tracing the routes of Miners Fork and the S Fork Teton River as they carve through the gulches. The survey provides a clear look at how the natural terrain shapes the boundaries of the national forest and the various township divisions in this part of Montana.