Crazy Mountains Public Access Maps

CRAZY MOUNTAINS PUBLIC ACCESS MAPS

The following maps are of the Crazy Mountains through various stages.

The Crazy Mountain Forest Reserve was established in Montana by the U.S. Forest Service on August 10, 1906. It became a National Forest on March 4, 1907.
January 29, 1903 the Crazy Mountains were combined with part of Yellowstone Forest Reserve.
July 1, 1908 the Absaroka was re-instated as the Absaroka National Forest.
1945, the Forest Service reorganized with the Absaroka National Forest consolidated with the Gallatin National Forest.
The Forest Service consolidated forests across Montana, with the Custer and Gallatin National Forests combined in 2014 to become the Custer Gallatin National Forest.
Currently the Crazy Mountains are on the Gallatin National Forest maps (North) 2012 publication.

	USDA USFS Gallatin National Forest North Crazy Mountains 2012 Visitor Map Click map for larger version
	USDA USFS Absaroka National Forest Crazy Mountains 1925 Coalition lawsuit trails #267, #195, #122 & #115/136 are highlighted for reference. Click map for larger version
	USDA USFS Absaroka National Forest Crazy Mountains 1937 Click map for larger version
	USDA USFS Gallatin National Forest Crazy Mountains 1947 Click map for larger version
	USDA USFS Custer Gallatin National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map Crazy Mountains 2016 Click map for larger version

Enhancing Montana's Wildlife & Habitat

Have you been in the Crazy Mountains?

If you have been in the Crazy Mountains...

perhaps you received a citation when you were on a FS Trail on their map;
perhaps you have been on one of these contested trail and you thankfully did not ask landowner permission or sign in and would like to add your account to the prescriptive easement history;
perhaps you would just like to share your story and/or some pictures of what these particular public lands and access mean to you?

If so, please contact Kathryn :

kathryn@emwh.org

406-579-7748

Please contact the officials below

Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1400 Independence Ave., S.W., Washington, DC 20250 (202) 720-2791

Forest Service Chief, Vicki Christiansen, vcchristiansen@fs.fed.us (202) 205-8439

Region 1, Regional Forester Leanne Marten, lmarten@fs.fed.us (406) 329-3315

Custer Gallatin National Forest Supervisor Mary Erickson, mcerickson@fs.fed.us (406) 587-6949

Senator Steve Daines, steve@daines.senate.gov (202) 224-2651

Even though Sen. Tester was not evident in the letters, please contact him as well.
Sen. Jon Tester, senator@tester.senate.gov (202) 224-2644