1994 Map of Boundary Peak

About this map

The Historic Lewis and Clark Trail traverses the northern reaches of this landscape, tracing the high ridges above Hungry Creek and Eldorado Creek. This 1994 revision of Clearwater National Forest land captures a remote corridor of the Idaho wilderness where forestry and seasonal grazing dominate the human presence. Landmarks such as Jacksons Cow Camp and the Mex Mountain Work Center underscore the area's role in resource management and high-country ranching. The terrain is defined by significant elevations, ranging from the prominent Boundary Peak in the northeast to the steep drainages of Frenchman Creek and Deadman Creek. Travelers through this region navigate the Pierce Lochsa Road, which provides access to remote sites like Camp Moosehorn and the intersection at Canyon Junction.