2011 Map of Taylor Peak

About this map

Berlin Flats and Pine Flat sit at the center of this mountain landscape, which is defined by the sharp ridges of the Shoshone Range and the deep drainage of Shoshone Creek. These small clearings, along with Hawkeye Camp to the south, represent the primary points of human activity in an area dominated by high summits like Taylor Peak and Hulliman Peak. The topographic detail reveals a complex network of forest roads, including Rampike Creek Rd and Shoshone Creek Rd, which provide access to a rugged interior marked by numerous named draws and gulches. The terrain is notably steep, characterized by the narrow valley of Haystack Creek and the high saddle at Porcupine Pass, reflecting the industrial and recreational reach of the Coeur d'Alene National Forest.