2013 Map of Thompson Point

About this map

Clearwater National Forest dominates this interior Idaho landscape, where the North Fork Clearwater River feeds into the expansive Dworshak Reservoir. The terrain is characterized by a series of high points and navigational breaks, including Thompson Point, Swan Point, and the Sheep Mountain Range. Along the water's edge, small access points like Isabella Landing and Butte Creek Landing reflect the area's history as a timber and recreational corridor. Forest travel is anchored by the Beaver Creek Rd, which winds through steep drainages like Sourdough Cr and Charlie Cr. High-elevation landmarks such as Kauffman Saddle and Beaver Butte served as essential orientation marks for forestry workers and hunters navigating the dense woods south of Salmon Ridge.