2011 Map of Brundage Mountain

About this map

Granite Mountain Lookout stands as a primary high-ground landmark in this Idaho landscape, overlooking a complex network of alpine lakes and managed water resources. The terrain is defined by a series of significant water control structures including Twin Granite Dam, Goose Lake Dam, and Brundage Dam, which regulate the flow of creeks through high-elevation valleys. Recreation and back-country access are evident at Grouse Campground, situated along Goose Lake Rd near the shores of Goose Lake. The mapping of smaller features like Last Chance Spring and the Campbell Ditch provides insight into the local water management and movement patterns required for land use in this part of Idaho County. Named peaks like Slab Butte and Brundage Mountain anchor the topography, while a network of service roads such as Hazard Lake Rd and Fisher Creek Rd connects these remote summits.