1963 Map of Lone Pine Peak

About this map

The Salmon River and Pahsimeroi River converge near the northern edge of this high-country landscape, framing the agricultural basin of Round Valley. This mid-century survey documents a wilderness transitioning between the river bottoms and the high peaks of the Challis National Forest. A notable concentration of natural resources and historic landmarks is evident, including the Petrified Forest situated near Malm Gulch. The map reveals a network of water sources essential for high-altitude ranching and travel, such as Jenson Cabin Spring, Rosebriar Spring, and Philips Spr. Land management and industrial history are noted by the presence of a Gravel Pit and several established flats like Bradbury Flat and Antelope Flat, which stand in contrast to the steep elevations of Lone Pine Peak and Germer Peak.