2017 Map of The Sawteeth

About this map

The Sawteeth ridge and the sharp peaks of The Twin Sisters dominate this landscape along the border of Lewis and Clark and Cascade counties. The terrain is defined by a dense network of high-elevation drainages, including N Fork Stickney Cr and S Fork Sheep Cr, which carve through a series of named summits and plateaus. Notable landforms such as The Devils Kitchen and The Painted Rock suggest a geography rich in local lore and distinct geological features, while lower elevations like Browns Flat and Whitetail Prairie offer breaks in the vertical relief. Isolated mountain roads including Beaver Slide Loop and Castle Rock Dr navigate the complex topography, providing access to remote points like Mt Rowe and Baldy. This modern survey records the enduring physical character of the Montana front range, where the Public Land Survey System grids continue to overlay ancient drainage patterns.