2017 Map of Mogg Mountain

About this map

Mogg Mountain and the high ridges of the Lemhi Range dominate this Idaho landscape, where the boundaries of the Salmon National Forest and Challis National Forest meet. This terrain is defined by a complex network of drainages including Hayden Creek and its eastern fork, which carve through steep elevations. The presence of Buffalo Skull Lake and Mill Lake high in the peaks suggests the glacial history of these mountains, providing a source for the many creeks like Mill Creek and Morse Cr that descend toward the valleys. Geologic features such as the deep Morse Creek Canyon and the prominent Mill Mtn reflect the remote character of this region. While largely uninhabited, the area is accessible by specialized routes like Nat For Dev Rd 010 and Spur E, which support forest management and high-country exploration.