2020 Map of Loon Lake

About this map

Payette National Forest dominates this Idaho landscape, where the Secesh River and its many tributaries carve through high-elevation terrain. This 2020 survey documents a wilderness characterized by distinct meadows and ridge lines, including Secesh Meadows to the north and Enos Meadow further south. The hydrography is particularly complex, defined by the prominent Loon Lake and a web of drainages such as Willow Basket Creek, Victor Creek, and Grimmet Creek. Local travel is largely restricted to back-country routes like the Warren Wagon Rd and National Forest Road 080. The map also preserves the nomenclature of several peaks and ridges, including Ruby Mtn, Steamboat Ridge, and Diamond Ridge, marking their positions relative to the Idaho Co and Valley Co border.