2017 Map of Sawtell Peak

About this map

Sawtell Peak stands as the dominant height on this high-altitude landscape, where the Continental Divide forms a jagged border between the Beaverhead National Forest and the Targhee National Forest. The geography is defined by steep descents from ridges into deeply carved features like Hell Roaring Canyon and White Elephant Canyon. To the northeast, the terrain levels into the Henrys Lake Flat, where the southern edge of Henrys Lake meets localized developments such as the Webster Subdivision. This 2017 survey reveals a wilderness managed for both conservation and seasonal recreation, with a network of forest roads like Stoddard Mill No. 2 and Sawtell Rd providing access to high-country basins. Water from the snow-fed heights feeds numerous drainages, including Duck Cr and Yale Cr, which flow through the rugged Centennial Mountains.