1963 Map of Mt Cramer

About this map

High-altitude peaks and glacial basins define this 1963 survey of the Sawtooth Range along the Boise and Custer County line. The alpine landscape is anchored by the southern tip of Redfish Lake, where the Redfish Inlet Transfer Camp serves as a remote gateway to the interior. Granite spires and summits with evocative names like Heyburn Mountain, Grand Mogul, and the Finger of Fate rise sharply from the timberline, surrounded by a network of drainage basins including Hell Roaring Lake and Imogene Lake. Access into these protected lands within the Sawtooth National Forest and Boise National Forest is limited to primitive routes such as the Bull Moose Trail. The map meticulously records the complex drainage patterns of Decker Creek and Huckleberry Creek, illustrating a wilderness primarily defined by its geology and seasonal water sources.