1999 Map of Priscilla Peak

About this map

Priscilla Peak and the high elevations of Sundance Ridge define this corner of the Lolo National Forest in Sanders County. The terrain is structured around the confluence of the West Fork Thompson River and the main Thompson River, showing the drainages that shaped local timber and forest management access. A lookout atop Priscilla Peak and several survey benchmarks like BM 2624 point to the area's history as a monitored wilderness and watershed. The drainage network includes numerous named features such as Four Lakes Creek and Honeymoon Creek, which feeds into the small Honeymoon Lake. These labels, alongside gulches like Sleepy Gulch and peaks such as Liver Peak, provide precise landmarks for those researching the geography of the Cabinet Mountains region at the close of the 20th century.