2017 Map of Lone Pine Peak

About this map

Lone Pine Peak stands as the central landmark in this high-altitude Custer County landscape, where water sources often bear the names of early settlers and ranching history. The distribution of features like Jenson Cabin Spring, Malm Spring, and Sorrel Spring suggests a reliance on scattered groundwater for livestock or homesteading in an otherwise arid environment. The map details a complex system of drainage basins and gulches, including Germer Basin, Bradshaw Basin, and the narrow Malm Gulch. Connectivity through this terrain is primarily facilitated by Spar Canyon Rd, which cuts through the southeastern portion near Spar Canyon. The presence of small water bodies like Red Lake and numerous named springs illustrates the vital, localized geography that defined land use in this part of Idaho during the early twenty-first century.