2013 Map of Lone Pine Peak

About this map

Lone Pine Peak serves as the high anchor for this central Idaho landscape, a high-desert environment defined by deep drainages and vital water sources. The topography is carved by systems like Malm Gulch and Spar Canyon, which drain into larger depressions such as Bradshaw Basin and the more localized Little Bradshaw Basin. This 2013 survey illustrates the critical nature of water in Custer County, documenting numerous specific points of interest for local historians and researchers, including Jenson Cabin Spring and Lower Bradshaw Spring. The area's transport network is limited to rugged paths like Malm Gulch Rd and Spar Canyon Rd, reflecting a landscape primarily used for ranching or resource management within the Germer Basin region. The mapping detail shows a complex network of seasonal drainages, such as Lone Pine Cr, highlighting the erratic hydrology of the Idaho backcountry.