1966 Map of Noxon

Evidence of early mountain navigation is visible through various segments of (Pack) Trail winding through the high country. To the south, the topography becomes particularly dramatic at Hole-in-the-Wall near Devil Gap, where the headwaters of Marten Creek and Kismet Creek originate. The map documents a moment when the reservoir had recently transformed the river valley, yet the surrounding backcountry remained largely defined by traditional pack routes and fire lookouts like Old Trail Point.