2013 Map of Isabella Station

About this map

Superior National Forest encompasses the entirety of this northern landscape, where the Stony River snakes through a complex network of glacial lakes and creek drainages. The small settlement of Isabella Station sits at the northern edge along State Hwy 1, serving as a primary access point for the region's forestry and recreation. The geography is punctuated by Stony Tower Hill, which reaches a peak at the Stony Lookout Tower, providing a strategic vantage point over the dense timber and waterways like Fishtrap Lake and Osier Lake. A series of forest routes, including Forest Rte 103 and Stony Loop Rd, create a primitive transportation grid through the backcountry. Remote outposts and landings, such as Jay See Landing and the location of Winter, reflect the area's sparse human footprint and its continued reliance on traditional forest access trails like the Snake Trl.