2013 Map of The Wigwams

About this map

The Wigwams and a series of prominent peaks define this high-elevation landscape within the Kanisku National Forest in northern Idaho. This 2013 survey details the drainage patterns of the Selkirk Mountains, where water flows from alpine basins like Harrison Lake and the Beehive Lakes into Pack River and several namesake creeks. The terrain is marked by distinct summits, including Kent Peak, Myrtle Peak, and Harrison Peak, which serve as natural landmarks for this wilderness area. The map also identifies the Selkirk Crest Management Area, a zone dedicated to preserving the ecological integrity of these high ridges. Local history and outdoor enthusiasts can trace the source of the N Fork Indian Cr and the S Fork Lion Cr, noting how the steep topography shapes the paths of Two Mouth Cr and Myrtle Cr.