Camera location	47° 29′ 08.26″ N, 114° 05′ 47.4″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	47.485628; -114.096499

The mountains rising to the east lie in the Mission Mountain Wilderness Area and the Mission Mountain Tribal Wilderness. The range is more than a natural wonder, it is the first place in America where an Indian nation has designated tribal lands as a wilderness preserve. The crest of the range forms the eastern boundary of the Flathead Reservation. On the east side 73,877 acres are managed by the Flathead National Forest, on this side, 39,500 acres are under the purview of the Confederated Salish and Kooenai (Flathead) Tribes. Both, wildernesses are managed cooperatively and are open to everyone, though differences in management styles reflect tribal needs and traditions on the west side.

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