I've been told that Montana's mountains are harder to identify by appearance (than other states' mountains) as they are packed together and layered on top of each other. For example, scanning the horizon from Twin Bridges, you might be seeing the Tobacco Roots, Gravellies, Snowcrests, Rubies, Tendoys, Beaverheads, Highlands and/or Pioneers. It's hard to know where one ends and another begins, or which range that is back over there. From Belgrade, we can see the Bridgers, Absarokas, Gallatins, Madisons, Tobacco Roots and Big Belts.
There is an app called Peak Finder that helps identify specific peaks, but you have to be pretty close for it to work well.
So how well do you know Montana's ranges? Quiz yourself based on the map below (link to answers is below). I'm still studying...
Click here for answers.
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