1963 Map of Robinson Mountain

About this map

Kootenai National Forest dominates this northern Montana landscape, where high-altitude ridges and deep drainages define the northwestern corner of Lincoln Co. The summit of Robinson Mountain serves as a primary geographic anchor, topped by the Robinson Mountain Lookout. The area's water network is particularly dense, with several high-country lakes such as Gold Lake, Lake Geneva, and Plumb Bob Lake feeding into complex creek systems. These drainages, including Caribou Creek and Hubbard Creek, eventually contribute to the Yaak River and its East Fork Yaak River. The infrastructure is limited to a network of Pack Trails, illustrating a period of forest management focused on fire observation and remote wilderness access before the expansion of modern road systems.