DescriptionThe name of this mountain at the headwaters of White Pine and Big Beaver creeks can be traced to a crew of USFS surveyors in the 1920s who spent the day hiking to the head of the South Fork of Trout Creek to shoot the peak for mapping purposes. They thought it appropriate to name the peak for their conversation on the hike up the mountain. The USFS later constructed a lookout on the peak. Contributing InstitutionMontana Historical Society Library and ArchivesGeolocation[1] Elevation5777 ft. CountySanders County
