1963 Map of Mt Cramer

About this map

Redfish Lake dominates the northern reaches of this Idaho high-country survey, serving as the central drainage for a complex network of alpine creeks and glacially carved basins. The 1963 field check documents a landscape defined by sharp peaks and deep valleys, including the distinctive Grand Mogul and Finger of Fate. Along the southwestern shore of the main lake, the Redfish Inlet Transfer Camp represents a rare point of human infrastructure in this wilderness, marking the intersection of water-borne travel and terrestrial routes like the Bull Moose Trail.