1994 Map of Lookout Peak

About this map

Lookout Peak and Indian Grave Peak anchor this high-elevation landscape within the Clearwater National Forest, where the topography is defined by the Windy Ridge and Monroe Butte. This 1994 revision of a 1959 survey documents a terrain dominated by hydrologic networks and remote forest camps. Small, established clearings such as Little Cabin Meadows and seasonal sites like Windy Ridge Camp and The Singue Hole Camp indicate a history of forest management and backcountry recreation. The presence of several high-altitude water bodies, including Lookout Lake, Gem Lake, and Monroe Lake, suggests a complex drainage system feeding into numerous named tributaries like Shin Tangle Creek and Raspberry Creek. The road network is sparse, primarily represented by the North Fork Pierce Rd, illustrating the limited vehicular access to this interior portion of the Ranger District during the late twentieth century.