2011 Map of Indian Postoffice

About this map

Indian Postoffice sits atop a high-elevation ridge in the Idaho backcountry, serving as a focal point for this landscape. This area is defined by the historic path of the Lolo Trl, which traverses the center of the sheet near Rock Cairns and Deep Saddle. The map documents a network of primitive camps and high-country landmarks, including Bears Oil and Roots Camp and Lonesome Cove Camp. Water features such as Indian Postoffice Lake and the headwaters of Cayuse Creek and Postoffice Creek drain the surrounding peaks. The drainage patterns and the presence of the Doe Creek Rd reflect the remote character of this region, where topographic features like Lunde Ridge and Spring Mountain dictate the movement of travelers through the wilderness.