2011 Map of Tom Beal Peak

About this map

The Lochsa River carves through the northern edge of this Idaho County landscape, serving as a primary corridor for travel along Route 12. The terrain is defined by high ridgelines and a network of drainages, notably featuring Jerry Johnson Hot Springs and the lookout potential of Hot Springs Point. Further south, the topography rises toward Tom Beal Peak and Cooperation Point, which command the headwaters of numerous mountain streams. This watershed includes significant tributaries like Cooperation Creek, Wind Lakes Creek, and Warm Springs Creek. The lack of established settlements highlights the backcountry nature of this region, where name-labels primarily identify physical landmarks and the intricate creek systems that feed into the larger river valley.