2017 Map of Sula

About this map

Sula and the valley of Ross Hole serve as the primary focus in this portion of the Bitterroot Mountains, where the East Fork Bitterroot River meets numerous mountain drainages. The landscape is defined by the proximity of the Continental Divide, which separates the Bitterroot National Forest from the Beaverhead National Forest along the Ravalli and Beaverhead county line. This 2017 survey details the local infrastructure supporting the ranching and forest-service community, including the Sula Cem and several secondary access roads like Camp Creek Rd and Reimel Creek Rd. High-elevation landmarks such as Sula Peak, Tolan Ridge, and Barley Ridge overlook the small residential clusters of Hamilton Mobile Village and the traditional settlement area of Sula, illustrating the modern footprint of human habitation within a heavily protected federal forest landscape.