2011 Map of Hunter Peak

About this map

Hunter Peak and Moe Peak anchor this high-altitude landscape along the Idaho-Montana border within the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness area. The terrain is defined by a radial drainage pattern where numerous cold-water streams, including Bear Creek, Spruce Creek, and Paradise Creek, carve deep through the mountain flanks. This 2011 survey captures the area's primitive state, devoid of roads or settlements, reflecting a preservation of the backcountry as it appeared for generations. The geography is punctuated by sharp landmarks like Rock Point and the headwaters of Cub Creek, offering a detailed view of the natural watercourses and ridges that separate these two states. For researchers or outdoorsmen, the map provides precise topographic data for one of the more remote sections of the Bitterroot Range.