Sunrise has all the beauty of obscurity, it was coal and iron mining site. The prefect place to hide something. A compass is attracted to iron.

Her foot and 3 at 20 degree, "return her face" We might assume at this point that we would be facing North to shoot the 20 degree line. But I think that "return her face" might mean to turn around and shoot the line facing South?

Flowing through each "measured rhyme". The poem sounds very straight forward if we leave out "measured rhyme". That's like a stop sign in the twilight zone, what do we do with that?

If he's talking about the little dipper or the big dipper, wouldn't he have used a capital "U" in Ursa?

@mactreasurehunter That's a good catch, because east isn't caped either. Person place or thing?

So, we are "walking" past silent waters ect. Justin said that the spot would only be about 1 mile from where we park. But where did we park? A designated parking area? or a pull off on the side of a road?

Polaris Montana, lies just to the Southeast of Wisdom, Montana and due south of the Wise river. Is that the golden triangle?

Wise Montana sits on the Big Hole river.

Wisdom waits in shadowed site. / In ursa east his realm awaits. Why, I don't know.

What are the odd's, Double arcs on granite bold / sacred place. It seems this could be a pictograph or petroglyph site. If it's a known site would it make any sense to hide something there? There would be foot traffic. Justin planned the hunt meticulously, a vast undertaking. What are the odds that Justin just happened to find an unknown site after all that planning, by sheer coincidence?

Ancient gates, What if Twin Bridges Montana is ancient gates. They were built in the 1800's to allow access across the river?

The bridges were Toll Bridges.

@jpsaxnc Not all petroglyph locations have been made public. There are those that are in obscure places known by those who have experienced them.

@jpsaxnc Is there two bridges in twin bridges? What kind of construction? Are they arched?

Are you talking about the double arches= Twin Bridges which is where the Big Hole River ends