2011 Map of Hoyt Mountain

About this map

The Saint Joe River defines the northern edge of this high-country landscape, where narrow forest roads wind through deep drainage basins and over prominent summits. In the northern reaches, Birthday Creek and Italian Creek descend from the slopes of Hoyt Mountain, a primary landmark overlooking the Boulder Divide. This area is characterized by a complex network of National Forest roads, including NFD 1999 and Hoyt Mtn Rd, providing access to isolated points like Malamute Point and the high elevations of Twodot Peak. To the south, the terrain drops into Daveggio Meadows and Debbitt Basin, where Daveggio Creek and Outlaw Creek begin their descent. The small settlement of Horsecamp sits on the eastern boundary, serving as a rare point of human habitation in a region dominated by peaks like Fishhook Peak and the rugged watersheds of the St. Joe National Forest.