2020 Map of Priest Lake NE

About this map

Kaniksu National Forest defines the eastern shoreline of northern Priest Lake, where high-elevation peaks like Klootch Mtn and Goblin Knob overlook the water. The landscape is marked by a complex network of drainage systems, including the N Fork Squaw Cr and Two-Mouth Cr, which flow westward from the Bonner and Boundary County line. This 2020 topographic record shows a seasonal and recreation-focused geography, from the quiet waters of Huckleberry Bay to the narrow passage of The Thorofare at the northern reaches. Along the western edge, access is maintained via the Lakeshore Trail and local roads like Diamond Park Rd, serving small clusters of lakeside developments at Teachers Bay and Bottle Bay. The map captures the remote character of the Idaho Panhandle, where named terrain features like Tripod Point and Twin Islands provide navigational landmarks for both the lake and the surrounding timberland.