2017 Map of Dodge Peak

About this map

Kaniksu National Forest defines the rugged verticality of this Idaho landscape, where high peaks and deep creek drainages dictate the travel corridors through the Panhandle. The topography is anchored by Dodge Peak and the high spine of White Mountain, with multiple ridges such as Apache Ridge and Ruby Ridge creating a complex network of summits. Water travels through a system of cold-water drainages including the Pack River, Fall Cr, and Martin Cr, which have historically shaped the accessibility of these timberlands. The infrastructure here is primarily dedicated to forestry and recreation, evidenced by the Roman Nose Lookout Rd and motorized trails like the Torrent Creek OHV. This survey documents a wilderness area managed for both preservation and resource access at the border of Boundary and Bonner counties.