2018 Map of Lamoille

About this map

Lamoille sits at the gateway to the massive glacial carvings of the Ruby Mountains, serving as a central point for the ranching and recreation of the Lamoille Valley. This area is defined by its deep drainages and high alpine basins, where Lamoille Canyon and South Fork Lamoille Canyon cut through the Humboldt National Forest. Infrastructure supporting the local community and seasonal visitors is evident through landmarks like the Lions Camp and the Power House, while the network of ranch roads such as Blume Ranch Rd and Hog Tommy Rd delineate the agricultural floor of the valley. High-altitude features including Seitz Lake, Griswold Lake, and the prominent Lee Peak mark the transition into the high wilderness. The map details a complex system of trails and access points, including the Lamoille-Gardner Creek TH and the Lamoille to Talbot route, which connect the valley floor to the remote canyons and basins above.