Guess the spot: Maps Edition

[jholmes01]

That's it. And yeah, fun name.

Name the feature (5,524') in the middle of the map. It's not identified on USGS maps, but is reasonably well know amongst the outdoor community.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

I'm surprised no one ID'ed this yet. Yellow Rock, UT. Paria R country, GSENM.

 

[jholmes01]

I'm surprised no one ID'ed this yet. Yellow Rock, UT. Paria R country, GSENM.

Nice - you got it!

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

ID the area.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

In Montana.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

IN SW Montana, not too far from YNP.

 

[Jackson]

Ahhh how did I not recognize that? That's the Spanish Peaks. Hellroaring Creek in the center.

Been meaning to get back in there. I've done a dayhike a ways up Hellroaring Creek and another up the S Fork of Spanish Creek, but never anything overnight. Would be cool to link them as a shuttle route for a weekend trip.

 

[Jackson]

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Ahhh how did I not recognize that? That's the Spanish Peaks. Hellroaring Creek in the center.

Been meaning to get back in there. I've done a dayhike a ways up Hellroaring Creek and another up the S Fork of Spanish Creek, but never anything overnight. Would be cool to link them as a shuttle route for a weekend trip.

I figured you would know it. I did an overnighter from Indian Ridge TH to Lone Mtn Ranch 30+ years ago. Ridiculously gorgeous country.

 

[LarryBoy]

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Cloud Peak!

 

[Jackson]

Cloud Peak!

You're up!