2011 Map of Ramshorn Peak

About this map

Ramshorn Peak and the high elevations of the Gallatin Range dominate this landscape, recorded here in the early twenty-first century. The map provides a detailed view of the drainages and summits defining this region, including Steamboat Mountain, Packsaddle Peak, and the distinct Twin Peaks. Waterways like Rock Creek and Tom Miner Creek carve through the terrain, with Ramshorn Lake situated just below the primary summit. Human activity is concentrated along primitive routes such as Rock Creek Rd and Divide Creek Rd, leading to remote access points like the Tom Miner Campground. The geography captured here by the U.S. Geological Survey illustrates a sparsely populated high-altitude environment characterized by significant passes like Buffalo Horn Pass and the broad Onion Basin.