2011 Map of Wahoo Peak

About this map

Wahoo Peak and the surrounding Idaho wilderness define this landscape, where a dense network of high-elevation drainages converges. The topography is anchored by Battle Creek Ridge to the northeast, with the complex hydrology of East Fork Moose Creek and its many tributaries, including Roll Creek and Bell Creek, carving the terrain. The presence of Horsefly Meadows in the southwest suggests one of the few relatively level clearings in an otherwise vertical environment. This 2011 survey illustrates a region largely defined by its natural features and water systems rather than human infrastructure. Interesting geographical points such as Elbow Bend and the convergence of Monument Creek with other mountain streams provide specific landmarks for those navigating the backcountry. The map also traces the paths of Pettibone Creek, Squaw Creek, and Wahoo Creek, offering a complete picture of the watershed drainage patterns near the Bitterroot Range.