2017 Map of The Wigwams

About this map

Kaniksu National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape in Boundary County, where a network of granite summits and glacial cirque lakes shapes the drainage of the Pack River. The terrain is anchored by several prominent peaks, including Kent Peak, Harrison Peak, and the namesake The Wigwams. This alpine environment is characterized by a high concentration of water bodies, from the secluded Beehive Lakes and Two Mouth Lakes to Harrison Lake tucked beneath the Seven Sisters. Historical access to these upper basins is indicated by the Myrtle Creek Pack River trail, which navigates the steep grades between Myrtle Creek and the interior ridges. The presence of numerous named landmarks like Goblin Knob and Silver Dollar Peak suggests a landscape long utilized for backcountry navigation and forest management in this corner of northern Idaho.