2011 Map of Cayuse Junction

About this map

Lochsa River drainage corridors and high ridge lines define this portion of Idaho County, where the historic Lolo Trl traverses the northern terrain. The landscape is characterized by a complex network of named watercourses, including the Waw'aalamnime Creek and Immatnoon Creek systems, which flow through steep topography marked by features like Wendover Ridge and Wacamyoos Likoolam. At the intersection of forest roads, Cayuse Junction serves as a navigational landmark near Cayuse Lake. Along the southern river bank, public access is established at Wendover Campground and Whitehouse Campground, adjacent to Whitehouse Pond. The map provides a detailed view of the backcountry infrastructure, from the high Cold Storage Saddle to the valley floor, reflecting the area's use for recreation and transit within the national forest system during the early 21st century.