2013 Map of Roundtop

About this map

Clearwater National Forest dominates this Idaho County terrain, where the high mountain geography is defined by the prominent Beaver Ridge and the Roundtop elevation. This 2013 survey documents a remote landscape managed for forestry and recreation, centered on a complex drainage network that includes the Crooked Fork, Brushy Fork, and Beaver Creek. The map shows the infrastructure of the forest service, tracing numerous access routes such as the Beaver Ridge Rd 369 and various National Forest Development Roads. Small-scale features like the Glade Creek Camp and the naturally open Beaver Meadows provide specific points of interest for those tracking historical land use or backcountry access in this part of the Bitterroot range. The survey reflects a modern era of forest management where the primary markers of human presence are these specialized road networks and primitive campsites.