2014 Map of Warren Peak

About this map

Warren Peak stands as a prominent landmark along the crest of the Anaconda Range, where the Continental Divide carves a jagged path through the high country. This alpine landscape, shared by the Deerlodge National Forest and Beaverhead National Forest, is defined by its glacial basins and mountain passes. Natural collection points like Tamarack Lake and Upper Carpp Lake sit below Porter Ridge and the Warren Pass, while the drainage network descends through the W Fork Fishtrap Cr and Pintler Cr. The terrain is characterized by massive elevation shifts between summits like W Goat Peak and the low-lying Pintler Meadows. Historically significant as a primary watershed divide, the area remains an undeveloped expanse of wilderness where the headwaters of numerous creeks, including Palisade Cr and Calvert Cr, originate from the surrounding peaks and basins.