Chimney Rock near the north end of the Gallatin Range. A new wolf pack is in the area as of April 2006. Photo taken April 2006.
The Gallatin Range from Tom Miner Basin about 3 miles north of Yellowstone
National Park. Photo Dec. 24, 2002. Tom Miner has been a favorite haunt of the Chief
Joseph Pack.
Copyright © Ralph Maughan
Copyright © Ralph Maughan
Almost 50 miles long, the Gallatin Range begins in Yellowstone Park at Mount Holmes and marches northward to its official end near Bozeman, Montana. Some might consider the Bridger Range, a northern extension of the Gallatins.Electric Peak (10,992 feet) is the highest elevation.
Presently it is home to the Cougar Creek II Wolf Pack (in Yellowstone Park), the Chief Joseph Pack (north of the Park) and is part of the range of several other wolf packs.