2020 Map of Wild Horse Parks

About this map

Wild Horse Parks sits along the dividing line of the Granite and Powell County border, characterized by a complex network of high-elevation drainages and access routes. The landscape is defined by its deep gulches, including Deer Gulch in the north and Rattler Gulch to the south, which channel water toward larger systems like Douglas Cr. This 2020 survey details a region dominated by backcountry infrastructure, where fire roads and spur routes like McElwain Fire Rd 2840 and Deer Gulch Spur Rd provide the primary means of navigation through the timbered slopes. Notable water sources such as Nelson Spring and various creeks including McElwain Cr and Yourname Cr reflect the importance of water management and natural resources in this part of western Montana, while the township and range lines indicate the underlying Public Land Survey System structure.