2020 Map of Avery

About this map

The Saint Joe River corridor anchors this modern survey of the Idaho panhandle, where the small settlement of Avery sits at the confluence of Avery Creek. The landscape is dominated by the St. Joe National Forest, a terrain of high ridges and deep gulches carved by numerous tributaries such as Storm Creek and Kyle Creek. This region is managed under the Saint Joe Wild and Scenic River designation, preserving the water system's character as it winds through the Bitterroot mountains. Peaks like Marcus Cook Peak, Mozier Peak, and Arid Peak define the high ground, while historical passage is traced along the Moon Pass Road and the Hammond Kyle Divide. Local infrastructure includes the North Fork Saint Joe River Road, which provides access to remote reaches like Stetson and the trailhead for the Telichpah Creek National Recreation Trail.