2011 Map of Robbins Gulch

About this map

The settlement of Conner and its Conner Post Office anchor the western edge of this Bitterroot National Forest landscape. The terrain is defined by a dense network of gulches and creeks feeding into the East Fork Bitterroot River, which is crossed by the East Fork of the Bitterroot River Bridge in the south. Notable cultural and historical points include the Medicine Tree Point of Interest near the riverbanks and the Sula Rural Fire Dist Sta 3. A complex system of Forest Service roads and trails, such as the Salt Lick Trl and Phantom Rd, provides access to the higher elevations of Elk Point and the numerous drainages including Moonshine Gulch and Whiskey Gulch. The map captures a moment of modern forestry management and rural habitation where traditional land names like Beam Flat and Stonehouse Gulch persist.