2013 Map of Mount Cramer

About this map

Mt Cramer stands as the central topographic focal point in this high-altitude landscape within the Sawtooth National Forest. The 2013 survey illustrates a complex glacial geography where numerous alpine basins are now occupied by distinctive water bodies such as Hell Roaring Lake, Imogene Lake, and the tiered sequence of Lower Cramer Lake, Middle Cramer Lake, and Upper Cramer Lake. This area, straddling the Boise and Custer County line, is defined by its dramatic vertical relief, featuring granite spires with evocative names like the Finger of Fate, The Temple, and The Arrowhead. At the northern edge, the southern tip of Redfish Lake is visible, including the Redfish Inlet Transfer Camp, which serves as a vital transition point for travelers moving between the water and the backcountry trails that navigate the steep slopes of Heyburn Mtn and the Grand Mogul.