2013 Map of Three Sisters

About this map

The St. Joe National Forest defines this high-elevation Idaho landscape, where the Saint Joe River cuts through the northern reaches of the quadrangle. Significant topographical features like Three Sisters, Mt Chenoweth, and Whistling Peak dominate the skyline, separated by steep drainages such as Skookum Canyon and Trickle Gulch. The map illustrates a region primarily managed for timber and recreation, with established access points like Packsaddle Campground and Turner Flat Campground situated along the river. A network of forest service routes, including the Bird Creek Rd and Avery-Timber-Creek Rd, provides the essential infrastructure for accessing the Forest Cabin and various lookout points like Shoepack Point. This 2013 survey serves as a detailed record of the ridgelines and watercourses that shape this part of Shoshone County.