2014 Map of Table Top Mountain

About this map

Noxon Reservoir and the Clark Fork River Bridge dominate the northeast corner of this terrain, where the landscape transitions from the river valley into the high elevations of the Lolo National Forest. This 2014 survey records a network of mountain roads and gulches that define the area's geography, including Foster Gulch, Shorty Gulch, and Table Top Gulch. The elevation peaks at Table Top Mtn and Hill Seven, while drainage patterns are defined by the Prospect Cr and Wilkes Cr systems. The map illustrates a modern era of forest management and transit, with MT-200 and Prospect Creek Rd providing primary access through the mountain passes, including the notable Daisy Creek Pass on the western boundary.