2011 Map of Marble Mountain

About this map

The Saint Joe River winds through the northern portion of this Idaho mountain landscape, where the legacy of early 20th-century logging remains evident in the Marble Creek Splash Dam. This engineering feature on Marble Creek points to the era when loggers used splash dams to surge timber downstream to mills. The topography is defined by high peaks including Marble Mountain, Camelback Mountain, and Daveggio Knob, connected by a network of forest roads like Hobo Pass Rd and Daveggio Creek Rd. Small settlements and campsites such as Pocono and Camp Three are situated along the drainage systems, marking the human footprint in this timber and recreation-focused corridor. Numerous tributaries, including Daveggio Creek and Shearer Creek, cut through the terrain to feed the primary river system.