The bridge is located across the Sheep Creek where it flows into the West Fork Flathead River and can be seen from Sheep Creek Overlook on US 2 approximately two miles southeast of the Walton Ranger Station.

Awake, coffee, com and computer during the early morning. Then, about eight-thirty, I leave out on the Northern Tier route. When I see the gap in the mountain with the jagged peaks between in the distance, I stop for photos of the gap in the mountain, the indicator that I am getting close to the Flathead river and the highway through the Bad Rock canyon which will soon after bring me to Glacier national park.

After a swim in Lake McDonald and a short stop at the lodge, I leave Glacier np, drive southeast on US 2, and stop to take photos of Sheep Creek train trestle.

I saw this trestle bridge the last time I drove the Northern Tier Route through here but I did hot stop because it was hard to approach. This year, I found a dirt road which lead to a overlook for me to take this photo, but there was also a memorial at this trestle bridge which read: Lt. Cmdr. John McAdams Baker, 1977-2012, Enthusiast of the GN-BN-BNSF.

Therefore, despite what other may call it, the name of this trestle bridge could be none other than the John McAdams Baker Trestle Bridge.