Black Mountain: Montana V1.0

The region is a critical corridor for grizzly bears connecting the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE) and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE).

It is characterized by significant relief, rising over 4,300 feet above South Fork Pine Creek in just 1.2 miles. BLACK MOUNTAIN MONTANA V1.0

Recent reports note significant "deadfall" (downed trees) at higher elevations (around 9,000 feet), which impacts both wildlife movement and recreational access. 3. Conservation & Shared Stewardship (V1.0 Objectives) The region is a critical corridor for grizzly

Black Mountain stands at 10,941 feet (3,335 meters) in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, managed by the Gallatin National Forest . rising over 4

The area consists of subalpine forests, marshes, and high-elevation talus runs.

Rated as "Strenuous" with a 5,508-foot elevation gain . Black Mountain