1995 Map of Saddle Mountain

About this map

Saddle Mountain stands as a central landmark in this mid-1990s survey of the high country straddling the Idaho Montana border. The landscape is defined by the protected reaches of the Nez Perce National Forest, Bitterroot National Forest, and the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. This terrain is punctuated by numerous alpine water bodies, including Battle Lake, Park Lake, and the connected Twin Lakes near Mud Lake. Historical transit through these elevations is marked by significant crossings such as Wahoo Pass and Lost Horse Pass, the latter situated on the county line between Idaho and Ravalli counties. Drainage patterns are visible through the networks of East Fork Moose Creek, Wahoo Creek, and Granite Creek, while prominent summits like Goat Heaven Peaks and Big Creek Point provide topographic context for this wilderness area.