2014 Map of Quigg Peak

About this map

Quigg Peak dominates the northern reaches of this high-elevation terrain within the Lolo National Forest, where the landscape is defined by a series of prominent drainages and sharp divides. The southwestern portion of the map is shaped by the course of Rock Creek, a significant waterway followed by Rock Creek Rd. The drainage network is dense with named gulches, including Palouse Gulch, Wyman Gulch, and Tindall Gulch, which cut through the steep slopes of Big Hogback Ridge and Little Hogback Ridge. These features indicate a remote wilderness character where land use is primarily focused on forest management and backcountry access via routes like the Ridge Trl. Topographical landmarks such as Green Mtn and Fisher Point serve as key navigational markers for this part of Granite County, illustrating the complex geography of the Sapphire Mountains range.