2011 Map of Mink Peak

About this map

The Selway River cuts through this high-country landscape in Idaho County, carving a central drainage fed by a network of steep-gradient tributaries. In this 2011 survey, the terrain is defined by named high points including Mink Peak, Wolf Point, and Weasel Point, which overlook the deep canyons formed by Mink Creek and Marten Creek. The hydrology of the area is particularly complex, featuring high-elevation water bodies like Doe Lake and its outlet, Doe Lake Creek, alongside distinctive riverside landmarks such as Dry Bar. This map illustrates the primitive character of the backcountry before modern development, where landforms like Lone Pine Point served as essential navigation markers for those traversing the river corridor or the surrounding ridges.