2020 Map of Trap Mountain

About this map

Lewis and Clark Range dominates the high-altitude landscape of this 2020 survey, marking the continental divide's complex topography. The boundary between Lewis and Clark National Forest and Flathead National Forest bisects the area, where water flows from high peaks into the Danaher Cr and Rapid Creek drainages. A notable high point, Twin Peaks, stands near the northern edge, while the southern reaches are defined by the massifs of Sentinel Mtn and Woodtick Mtn. The hydrology is particularly intricate here, with numerous forks and spurs such as Basin Creek Spur and E Side S Fork carving through deep basins like Pearl Basin and Grizzly Basin. Camp Creek Pass serves as a critical geographic transition point in the northwest, providing a rare traversable break in the steep elevations of Trap Mtn and Hoadley Reef.