2017 Map of Stonewall Mountain

About this map

Stonewall Mountain and the surrounding peaks of the Helena National Forest define this high-altitude landscape in the Rocky Mountains. The terrain is characterized by a complex network of drainage basins, with waters flowing from the heights of Red Mtn into Ringeye Creek and Red Creek. This 2017 survey details a wilderness where transport is limited to narrow forest corridors like Copper Creek Rd and Stonewall Creek Rd. For those interested in the natural hydrology of the Continental Divide region, the map preserves the exact locations of alpine water bodies including Upper Copper Lake and Copper Lake. Numerous named tributaries, such as Snowbank Creek, Cotter Creek, and Theodore Creek, carve through the steep elevations, illustrating the intricate watershed patterns that feed the larger river systems of Lewis and Clark County.