2011 Map of Bathtub Mountain

About this map

Bathtub Mountain and its surrounding peaks dominate this high-elevation landscape within the St. Joe National Forest during the early 21st century. The complex drainage network of the area is defined by the convergence of numerous named streams, including Bathtub Creek, Buck Creek, and Canyon Creek, which carve through the steep topography. Grounded in data from the U.S. Forest Service, the map highlights the critical infrastructure required to navigate this backcountry, such as ST Joe NF RD 509 and the Avery-Timber Creek Rd. Landmarks like Pineapple Spring and the expansive Bathtub Meadows provide reference points for those traversing the heights between Pappoose Mountain and Sawtooth Peak. This survey provides a precise look at the wilderness character and forest management roads of northern Idaho before subsequent landscape changes.