2013 Map of Conrad Peak

About this map

The Saint Joe River snakes through this high-elevation wilderness within the St. Joe National Forest in Shoshone County. This survey reveals a landscape defined by sharp topographical features, from the 6,000-foot heights of Conrad Peak and Whitetail Peak to the prominent Quartz Ridge and Junction Ridge. The distribution of backcountry infrastructure suggests a focus on forest management and recreation rather than permanent settlement. The river corridor serves as the primary artery for movement, hosting the Conrad Crossing Campground and providing access to drainage points like Gold Creek. Named landmarks such as Point Siam, Black Jack Peak, and Beetle Hump provide a detailed look at how this remote Idaho territory was organized and labeled by the Forest Service and Geological Survey in the early 21st century.