2011 Map of Spyglass Peak

About this map

Spyglass Peak Lookout stands as the central landmark of this mountain landscape in Shoshone County, overseeing a complex network of timber and access roads within the national forest. The 2011 survey details a terrain defined by sharp ridges and deep creek drainages, where routes like Spyglass Peak Rd and Coeur d Alene NF Rd 329 provide the primary infrastructure through the high country. Numerous named summits including Grassy Mountain, Suburban Peak, and Halfway Peak punctuate the ridges above significant watercourses such as Tepee Creek and Flat Creek. The presence of Drexall Spring and the Flat Creek Saddle indicates key topographical waypoints used by foresters and backcountry travelers. This map captures the modern footprint of resource management and recreation in the Idaho Panhandle, preserving the nomenclature of the peaks and the winding forest road system that connects these remote points.