1995 Map of Stillman Point

About this map

The Middle Fork Selway River carves through this remote interior of the Nez Perce National Forest, defining a landscape where waterway and trail were the primary arteries of movement in the mid-1990s. This survey illustrates the wild character of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness north of the river, contrasted by the thin thread of the Selway Elk City Road tracing the southern banks. High-elevation vantage points like Stillman Point, Sob Point, and O'Hara Point look down upon deep drainage systems including Falls Creek and Boyd Creek. The presence of the Ranger District along the southern road corridor highlights the administrative management of these public lands during an era of significant forest service activity. Distinctive terrain features such as Rock Island and Saddle Ridge provide critical landmarks for those navigating this steep, wooded Idaho backcountry.