2014 Map of Tacoma Park

About this map

Boulder Valley serves as the focal point for agricultural and ranching activity in this southern Jefferson County landscape. Along the winding course of the Boulder River, a network of ranch access roads and the Carey-Twohy Ditch illustrate the complex irrigation and water management required for high-altitude Montana ranching. To the north, the terrain transitions into the heavily timbered slopes of the Deerlodge National Forest, where a series of steep drainages such as Hunting Gulch and Clarke Gulch dominate the topography. Localized landmarks like Blazing Place and Watertank Gulch point to the area's specialized land use, while reliable water sources including Tacoma Spring and Deadman Spring remain critical features in the high country. The map also traces the path of Elkhorn Rd, linking the valley floor to the more remote parklands of Tacoma Park.