2011 Map of Warland Peak

About this map

Warland Peak Lookout stands as a prominent vantage point over this section of the Kootenai National Forest in Lincoln County. The 2011 survey details a landscape defined by sharp drainage networks, where the headwaters of Warland Creek and Cripple Horse Creek carve through high-elevation terrain. This map captures the forest management infrastructure of the early 21st century, centering on an extensive network of access routes like the Natl Forest Develop Road 4905 Rd. Further south, the topography transitions toward Weigel Mountain and Wolf Point, with numerous seasonal and perennial waterways including Dry Fork Creek, Weigel Creek, and Threemile Creek draining the steep slopes. The concentration of forest development roads reveals the ongoing importance of timber management and fire lookout access in this mountainous region of northwestern Montana.