2017 Map of Trap Mountain

About this map

Lewis and Clark Range dominates the eastern boundary of this high-elevation landscape, where the continental divide legacy is felt along the border of Lewis & Clark National Forest and Flathead National Forest. This 2017 survey details a wilderness of drainage basins and peaks, including the prominent Trap Mtn and Scarlet Mtn. The terrain is defined by its dramatic vertical relief, with Camp Creek Pass providing a critical high-altitude transition point. Water flows away from these summits via systems like Danaher Cr and Lost Fork Ahorn Cr, carving through distinct basins such as Pearl Basin and Ahorn Basin. The area’s complex topography is further highlighted by features like Hoadley Reef and Woodtick Mtn, illustrating a landscape managed for conservation and wilderness preservation.