Lower Madison River

The Madison River is one of Montana’s most famous trout fisheries, and for good reason. Originating in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, the Madison River runs north for 183 miles until it meets with the Gallatin River from the east, and the Jefferson River from the west to form the Missouri River at Three Forks, MT. Our Lower Madison River map shows the river as it exits Beartrap Canyon into the Gallatin Valley to where it flows its final 31 miles to Three Forks where it meets the Jefferson and Gallatin Rivers to form the Missouri River.

38”x26” framed

Made from 1/2” Birch and framed in reclaimed wood, each of our topographic maps is unique thanks to the differences between pieces of wood and the reclaimed frames. Our maps are created using USGS topographic data, and while they can be used as navigational aids in a pinch, they are intended to be enjoyed as art pieces to celebrate the unique topography and hydrology in each special place. Made to order, each map is laser engraved, hand sanded, framed, and finished, and can be customized to highlight special areas of interest or to celebrate special occasions. Contact us here for more information on customized maps. Production lead time 2-4 weeks.