2017 Map of Conrad Peak

About this map

The Saint Joe River cuts through this high-elevation landscape within the St. Joe National Forest, serving as the primary drainage for a dense network of mountain streams. This 2017 survey reveals an area defined by steep ridgelines and named summits, including Conrad Peak, Black Jack Peak, and Whitetail Peak. The drainage patterns are intricate, with Mosquito Cr and Gold Creek flowing through deep valleys between Junction Ridge and Simmons Ridge. Unlike more developed regions, the human footprint here is largely restricted to a complex system of access routes such as the St. Joe Face (East) OHV and Quartz-Haggerty OHV, reflecting the area's use for forestry and backcountry recreation. Notable landmarks like Point Siam and Beetle Hump provide distinct navigational points within this heavily timbered interior of Shoshone County.