2013 Map of Stillman Point

About this map

The Selway River cuts a deep corridor through the Nez Perce National Forest, serving as the primary axis for travel and recreation in this part of Idaho County. Along its banks, a series of established campsites including Rackliff Campground, Twentymile Bar Campground, and Boyd Creek Campground trace the river's path, connected by the winding Selway Rd. The landscape is defined by high-elevation landmarks such as Stillman Point and Saddle Ridge, which overlook a dense network of drainage systems like Stillman Cr and Nineteenmile Cr. A complex web of Forest Service routes, such as 9716 and Falls Point Rd, provides access to the steep interior. The distribution of campgrounds and bars like Twentymile Bar indicates a long-standing pattern of river-based land use and wilderness management within the national forest boundaries.