1997 Map of Warland Peak

About this map

Warland Peak dominates the northern reaches of this landscape, situated within the expansive Kootenai National Forest. Revised in the late 1990s, the terrain is defined by a dense network of high ridges and deep drainages, including the headwaters of Cripple Horse Creek and Dry Fork Creek. A prominent Lookout station is positioned atop the peak, overlooking a wilderness of significant relief. The hydrology of the area is intricately detailed, showing the convergence of Threemile Creek and East Fork, alongside numerous seasonal flows. To the south, Weigel Mountain and Wolf Point provide secondary high points, while Summit Spring offers a rare named water source amidst the steep elevations. The map reveals the Forest Service's management through a system of trails and unimproved roads that navigate the complex topography of the Lincoln County interior.