2013 Map of Bathtub Mountain
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The St. Joe National Forest dominates this interior Idaho landscape, characterized by high ridges and a complex network of mountain drainages. Centered on Bathtub Mtn, the area is defined by sharp topographic reliefs like Lightning Ridge and Surveyors Ridge. High-altitude features such as Bathtub Meadows and Pineapple Peak suggest a landscape shaped by seasonal snowpack and isolation, accessible primarily via the Avery-Timber Creek Rd. The drainage patterns are intricate, with Bathtub Cr, Lightning Cr, and Canyon Cr carving out deep valleys between the peaks. The presence of Bluff Divide and Fortune Point in the northern reaches, alongside Sawtooth Peak to the south, illustrates the challenging terrain that has historically dictated access and resource management within this protected forest land.
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