1986 Map of Upper Tepee Basin

About this map

Gallatin National Forest dominates this 1986 survey, showcasing a complex overlap of protected high-altitude landscapes in Gallatin County. The topography is defined by significant peaks like Snowslide Mountain and Monument Mountain in the north, while the Lee Metcalf Wilderness covers much of the central terrain. This map captures the administrative boundaries of the Cabin Creek Wildlife Management Area and the Skyline Wilderness Management Area, reflecting the region's focus on habitat preservation during the late 20th century. Drainage patterns are intricate, with Sage Creek flowing through the west and the Middle Fork Cabin Creek cutting through the south. A prominent Pack Trail serves as the primary corridor for movement across these ridges, linking names like Redstreak Peak and Tepee Point.