1972 Map of Sunset Mtn.

About this map

Boise National Forest defines the character of this Idaho mountain landscape, where the headwaters of the Mores Creek drainage system have historically supported both recreational and extractive activities. The elevation is anchored by high points such as Sunset Mtn and Pilot Peak Lookout (Whoop Um Up), which served as critical vantage points for forest management. The presence of a Mine Dump and several mines near Freeman Peak reflects the region's mining heritage, while the established network of Pack Trails and Jeep Trails indicates how these steep drainages were accessed. Public use of the forest is evident through a series of valley sites, including Camp Ee Da How and the Tenmile Campground, positioned along the creeks that carve through the peaks.