2011 Map of Mount Cramer

About this map

Redfish Lake dominates the northern reaches of this Idaho landscape, where the Redfish Inlet Transfer Camp serves as a remote point of human activity at the water's edge. This high-altitude terrain is defined by a series of dramatic summits and glacial basins, including Heyburn Mountain and Mount Cramer. The hydrology of the area is characterized by high alpine lakes that feed major drainages such as Hell Roaring Creek and Decker Creek. Many of these water bodies, such as Lower Cramer Lake and Middle Cramer Lake, are arranged in classic stepped formations within the high granite cirques. The presence of descriptively named landmarks like Finger of Fate and The Arrowhead reflects a history of exploration and mapping in this wilderness, while Elk Meadow suggests the seasonal natural movements through the higher elevations.