2011 Map of Priest Lake SW

About this map

Priest Lake dominates the eastern edge of this landscape, its shoreline dotted with recreational sites like the Luby Bay Campground and Priest Lake Marina. The rugged Idaho interior is defined by steep elevations reaching up to Lakeview Mountain in the north and Binarch Mountain in the south, separated by drainage basins including Kalispell Creek and Lamb Creek. Small settlements and landmarks such as Hanna Flats and Vans Corner are connected by a network of forest roads and local routes like Hanna Flats Rd. Local history is visible in the presence of the Woodrat Mine and the Priest Lake-US Forest Service Airport, reflecting the region's intersection of natural resource extraction, aviation, and wilderness management. Off the coast, Kalispell Island and Papoose Island stand as prominent features within the lake's reach.