2011 Map of Hurley Peak

About this map

Johnny Bell Cabin and Border Camp anchor this 2011 survey of the high country straddling the international boundary. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage network, where North Fork Toats Coulee Creek and its many tributaries, including Corduroy Creek and Disappointment Creek, carve through the mountainous terrain. High peaks like Snowshoe Mountain, Hurley Peak, and Chopaka Mountain dominate the horizon, creating a network of ridges and draws such as Long Draw and Hells Hole. The presence of Cold Creek Camp and the Fourteen Mile Trailhead suggests a region utilized primarily for backcountry access and forest management. This map illustrates the intersection of named mountain summits—including Joe Mills Mountain and Goodenough Peak—with the seasonal water sources and meadows that sustain the local ecosystem, such as Snowshoe Meadow.