1995 Map of Yogo Peak

About this map

Dry Wolf and the high ridges of the Little Belt Mountains define this landscape within the Lewis and Clark National Forest. The area is characterized by a dense network of gulches and peaks, where drainage patterns from Dry Wolf Creek and Yogo Creek carve through the terrain. Evidence of the region’s mineral interest is found at the Dry Wolf site, while the high elevations are marked by landmarks like Big Baldy Mountain, Cabin Mountain, and the namesake Yogo Peak. These mountains hide several alpine water bodies, including Twin Lakes, Rhoda Lake, and Lake Elva. Managed under the Judith Kings Hill Ranger District, the map details a wilderness environment of steep relief, including Prospect Ridge and Slide Rock Point, where natural features were the primary focus of 1990s forest management and geological study.