2000 Map of Saddle Peak

About this map

Ross Peak and Saddle Peak dominate this high-altitude section of the Gallatin National Forest Bridger Range during the transition into the early 21st century. The map highlights the specialized recreational development of the era, specifically within the Bridger Bowl Ski Area, where numerous Ski Lifts are documented traversing the steep eastern slopes of the range. This area serves as a critical drainage divide, with waters flowing through Truman Gulch and Bostwick Canyon toward the west, while Bridger Creek and its tributaries like Maynard Creek gather to the east.