2011 Map of Boyer Mountain

About this map

Boyer Mountain and Granite Mountain dominate the high ground of this Stevens County landscape, where the U.S. Forest Service maintains a network of access roads including Middle Fork Rd and Buck Creek Rd. The drainage patterns here are well-defined, with the Middle Fork Calispell Creek and South Fork Calispell Creek carving through the northern and central sections. To the south, the terrain descends toward the Kettwig Wildlife Dam, a notable point of water management on Spring Heel Creek. This 2011 survey illustrates the modern configuration of Forest Service lands, showing the transition from peaks like Power Peak to the lower reaches of Buck Creek and Heel Creek. The presence of Power Lake in the northeast corner serves as a primary water feature in an otherwise heavily forested and mountainous region of northeastern Washington.