2020 Map of Radnor

About this map

Radnor sits along the Stillwater River at the eastern edge of the Whitefish Range, serving as a central point in this high-country landscape. The terrain is divided between the Kootenai National Forest and the Flathead National Forest, characterized by numerous glacial lakes including Upper Stillwater Lake, Lagoni Lake, and the remote Hole in the Wall Lake. Transportation and access across these heights are defined by a network of forest roads and the historic Old Fort Steele Trl, which skirts the river valley. The map provides clear detail for researchers following the drainage patterns of Le Beau Cr and Martin Cr, or those interested in the prominence of Ketowke Mtn and Adams Mtn as landmarks within the protected timberlands.