2021 Map of Bosebuck Mountain

About this map

The New Hampshire Maine border slices through this high-elevation wilderness, where the drainage systems of the East Branch Dead Diamond River and the Big Brook basin define the topography. Centered on the rugged peaks of the Coos and Oxford County line, the landscape is a network of steep ridges and deep brook valleys. To the northeast, Bosebuck Mountain overlooks the northern reaches of Aziscohos Lake, while Garfield Falls marks a significant drop in the western river system. Logging and access roads like Parmachenee Road and Magalloway Road wind through the forest, tracing paths used for generations in this timber-rich region. The presence of Stub Hill Pond near the summit of Stub Hill highlights the unique glacial hydrology of the area, providing a look at a remote mountain environment as it remained in the early 21st century.