2017 Map of Hoyt Mountain

About this map

The Saint Joe River cuts through the northern reaches of this mountain landscape, marking the wild character of the St. Joe National Forest. This 2017 survey documents a region dominated by high-elevation peaks and complex drainages, where the only named settlement is the small outpost of Horsecamp in the northeast. The terrain is defined by prominent landmarks such as Hoyt Mtn and Fishhook Peak, while the Boulder Divide separates multiple creek systems including Boulder Cr and Malamute Cr. A dense network of off-highway vehicle routes and forest roads, such as the Malamute Connection OHV and Lick Creek Rd, underscores the area's modern role in timber management and recreation. This map provides a detailed view of the backcountry geography between Daveggio Meadows and Debbitt Basin, showing how historical land use persists through named mountain points and seasonal camps.