1988 Map of Landmark

About this map

Landmark serves as a central point of reference in this mountain landscape within the Boise National Forest. The 1988 provisional survey details a remote backcountry network of campgrounds and USFS facilities, anchored by the Landmark USFS Airport and nearby Landmark Rock. The drainage pattern is dominated by Johnson Creek and its many tributaries, including Trout Creek, Bobcat Creek, and Fulton Creek. High-elevation features like Warm Lake Summit and Buck Mountain overlook a series of small, isolated waters such as Knox Lake and Summit Lake. This map captures the area as it was managed for recreation and forestry in the 1980s, noting developed sites like Trout Creek Campground, Buck Mountain Campground, and Summit Lake Campground. The presence of 4WD tracks and a prominent trans line indicates the limited but essential infrastructure crossing these peaks and valleys.