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§¨¦90 Qr9 Qr3 Qr6 Qr8 Qr4 116°40'0"W 116°20'0"W 116°0'0"W 115°40'0"W !( " Elk Mountain Wall Peak MURRAY d Graham Mountain White Peak K A N I K S U N F R Cataldo Mountain 97 " Killarney Mountain oot P A Rd RQ e F " a " 97 id th Fulkerson Peak Q a v R" " R i Tr rm s D o 4 l Bu e s 2 " Pony Peak k e E Ca 4 a ny N L o d C Ol E U R D ' A L E N E N F C n R a r " Coeur d'Alene Lake d o Turner Peak T " re p R e elo k st Dev s Red Horse Mountain ore A ROSE LAKE atl F e th SGuonosseet Peak MICA BAYMOUNT COEUR D ALENE R CATALDO N Granite Peak LANE Fubar Peak lm a Carill Peak" d KELLOGG WEST o KELLOGG EAST P " " C tfie Rose Lake Cataldo I- 9 t OSBURN BURKE " ar " a ld !( 0 " H THOMPSON PASS lin ek h Dudley Rd o T 90 d R R C re d C ley Rd o E § Kin " ¨¦ c d F Cottonwood Peak R W M d d Kellogg Tiger Peak R h Drummond Peak Custer Peak A s R Dudley Peak Ha!(ystack Peak y " c b Bull Run Lake l t e e d k dl S " N u a u u " Drumond Peak " L R F "n rl 7623 " D NFD r Swan Peak Killarney Lake i " o T e Bull Run Peak G Dago Peak y a k u t h l " o o t M h e B " h t o R d t 3 a F e a d E R c E r P d y t P P O n M R 4 GrouseE Paesat kGrouse Peak w a t a C t t " e u o RQ t t H Initial Peak r h o ll h o a West Grouse Peak o e " Thompson Lake e c F " o F n t Blue Lake t Snowstorm Peak Medicine Mountain o n i A a F " S t R Frost Peak " v P Wardner Peak e " S "Kellogg Peak Polaris Peak " M Anderson Lake " d d R LambS Pweaank Lake d " Medicine Lake R R Wallace Harrison b Cave Lake Petit Peak ldy Cre th m e e k !( a " Ba k Rd a !( L g Boise Peak e P " d t r Eagle Peak i e Old Yellowstone T l r o 90 Black Lake R is"e C o 90 vw C F vw h Runt Mountain " o r t k e HARRISON B r F a c e BLACK LAKE k e So triped Peak P " MEDIMONT o F ROCHAT PEAK R p o t West Willow Peak i R p o " TWIN CRAGS t Coeur d'Alene Lake r d Latour Peak MASONIA " Kootenai Peak a o " k POLARIS PEAK P D r WALLACE F c a MULLAN r T Stevens Peak LOOKOUT PASS Sunset D a " r l t Soloa Peak h E O'Ga Grassy Mountain B Placer Peak " ra Rd " Rochat Peak Natl F " F B"ad Tom M"ountainMoon Peak or Wonderful Peak F 5 R R Elsie Peak es " 2 Shoeffler Butte Indian Mountain 6 34 " t " D 4 1 8 e 3 " 1 " " Lemonade Peak v Hidden Lake Garnet Dr Pearson Peak 6 el o D s Gul ek 74 p l c F 0 el h Rd " re R D " R 0 d F L 3 Bald Mountain H C N o N Round Lake 5 5 e 9 a D R 0 ls 38 d F 1 l m D " F a d F 4 N Chatcolet Lake 0 F N 5 Honey Jones Peak R o Mozier Peak 6 5 Triangle Peak n " Marcus Cook Peak R N Foolhen Mountain Goose Heaven Lake Fitzgerald Peak k a Arid Peak " S e " d ta 1 R " d Mastodon Mountain " Cedar Mountain " 0 t Joe Rd 5 " e e NFD ' Benewah Lake e St 5 r " Cedar Mountain " N H F " FD 3 0 S P 0 3 t w R C 0 at y Turtle Lake e " 0 2 Bells Lake e t H 3 F " a Prospect Mountain 0 ° w u Spooky Butte y k 7 5 F H o 50 r R " 4 Saint Maries Peak T Saint Maries d Sheep Butte BENEWAH LAKE !( " Slate Peak " KSiAngIsN PTe aMkARIES " Storm Mountain " SAINT JOE BALDY 1 " d 35 SAINT JOE CALDER R R MARBLE CREEK " F N M"APrSinTceO PDeOakN MOUNTAIN"Flash PeakAVERY h a SHEFOOT MOUNTAIN any tl Dunn Peak a C on F " C rl o Shefoot Mountain N w ree T r NFD 1 215 k Rd s e F e Rd w s " n iver do t D e d ea Cr D R R M e e s 3 B k s ly gu e velo e e S u k p North S 2 e i H " Ro ide 4 Nelson PeakTurner Peak r r Coyote Butte a 7 R d 5 R C a Rd 0 Rd d 0 6 k A y e d 2 5 r M re 4 " " r t n C S or D D e h d F h Lin"dstrom Peak T d F N R f R N C R N Nf Hwy d N Petti k 50 50 F s Pe e e ak Rd e D S BeavePre "Mttiosu Pnetaaink g r 2 d p d Evergreen Mountain 8 o i S C 1 Rd 21 k R rts B t J 9 9 8 Nf ee m "e R o " a D 1 9 e Ald r Cr a a e ic F S o e n d t J Ac v l N B N c e o f M Rd o Hoyt Mountain r R k u M G d 1916 e ld t Huckleberry Mountain re e " n C r C Rd " e re l ek Rd S T . J O SEiwas hN PeaFk ALDER CREEK FLATS Renfro Peak rb " LINDSTROM PEAK a Little Sister Peak SANTA CRYSTA"L PEAK M HUCKLEBERRY MOUNTAINMARBLE MOUNTAIN " Coddington Peak HOYT MOUNTAIN FISHHOOK CREEK Moses Mountain d d THREE SISTERS reek R " d R " " o C Santa Peak R ek West Sister Peak 6 fr ek Twodot Peak Cre Middle Sister Peak Hwy en " 2 re Camelback Mountain k tate R 3 CBussel Peak ic East Siste"r Peak S Wilson M"ountain 1 " L e Ma " D l " rb " FCrystal Peak B le M " g Marble M"ountain tn ek Rd N l R Fishhook Peeaek re er a C a H d r k d rs b C Charles Butte 6 o C R ste im r d RQ c E m w i T e Whistling Peak n " - er k e a S y e a s l r s d t e k " S d k t e R w ead Cree Rd t Jo N Av Rd " R Emida Peak u f e S Rd Hilo Peak k l O 2 l Swan Peak k 0 e " d D N o 1 Mo " e Tyson Peak d nt R i F o ana C r v " R D Roundtop M"ountain ree r k S ek Rd id 9 7 h Forage Mountain k C " e Green Mountain t re e 14 s 4 h R D e a NFD r t C R s 8 s A " d e e e d i C s a 0 da 8 n " F i H d P ir 5 m n l C P o w i East Elk Peak o r 2 Pineapple Peak u b e 1 e s y h " o e Landmark Peak t H y West Elk Peak Lookout Mountain k D i T 3 C " H S R " h t d " F W " J N Nakarna Mountain oe Montana Peak WEST DENNIS Long HikeN Peak EMIDACarpenter Mount"ain" Lost Lake f " SANDERS FERNWOOD CLARKIA Widow M"ountain Rd MERRY CREEK GRANDMOTHER MOUNTAIN 76 7 Grandfather Mountain " Willow Peak d "Grandmother Mountain WIDOW MOUNTAIN 0 alouse Divide R 4 R MONTANA PEAK Three Tree Butte P Bald Mountain 4 d " S " ek " 301 MONUMENTAL BUTTES Hoodoo PeakSnow Peak m D ld C d " " Sunset Mountain re d o ente R North Butte F C r " i R Miller Peak " t y 5 G h Little Bald Mountain r f " N r Marks Butte N " 0 Crater Peak M e Emerald Butte 9 e N " "zou o " Stubtoe Peak " Clarkia Peak 1 t z e M e R J South ButteEast Butte uz a Baby Grand Mountain " Cedar Butte re t B rd 0 a S d ' R D -F Moses Butte " d d " 21 p " " o 0 3 F o o R " " FD o ° N T " s w Flynn Butte N d Canyon Peak k un F t 7 o r Bechtel Butte R R R r 4 o e " " Windy Peak d d F Rd " " e Pinchot Butte Goat Mountain 47 z y ad 4 " 6 o r R oe e " p J Nf o 7 D lo Rd 45 y ve t 148"A6nthony Peak G D Nat De S lo u NF w l For est ve t Blackdome Peak"In Stony Butte r C M d H re ia e t n Joker Peak e " k n t R D d R i ta Beals Butte p Rd " S am d " C p Crescend"o Peak 4 d HARVARD 0 R Larkins Peak "Little SandS MAoNunDta SiMnanOdU MNouTnAtaIiNn d R ABES KNOB BECHTEL BUTTE t " u O Ruby " ANTHONY PEAK C GRICE RIDGE o ree PINCHOT BUTTE R k R e LITTLE GOAT MOUNTAINS BUZZARD ROOST Hemlock Butte z e d Mica Mountain e i lat l C e l F " y r " r e d F R e d k R R reek Rd rk d C o r F n Rd a t asi Ridge Rd e s B Sm ith B E a k l e e t e t i Moose Creek Reservoir r L C Boehls Butte k 3 l " wy East For E H k Rd a Rd C L E A R W A T E R N F te m 9 S ur RQ ta Elk Butte B t 8 Shattuck Butte at S RQ Green Mountain e " " Hw d " But y 9 enton te R R Jackson Mountain B Benton" Butte Cherry Butte 3 d f t n d RQ " C " a Beaver Butte STANFORD R DEARY Dworshak Reservoir r m BOVILL s o i MCGARY BUTTE " l e i Deary t ELK RIVER n ELK BUTTE !( a A TOWNSHIP BUTTE n BERTHA HILL e B T THOMPSON POINT e Spring Valley Reservoir D l Thompson Butte ep 8 33 8 Elk River h " d RQ D Road "M0c6GTaryl Butte y on y 8 lop w !( e Cr 9 R w r tl Forest Deve S H ee 9 tate H u Na ta t e k 6 k S r Gold Butte R e y e 6 r Elk Creek Reservoir 6 d R " 04 9 C d Township Butte 5 9 r ry Cre R d P R e D ek ar d v P k Rd " a a e !( r B k R LITTLE BEAR RIDGE TEXAS RIDGE d PARK ALDERMAND RIDGE ELK CREEK FALLS Deadhorse Mountain LITTLE" GLitRtleE GErNee nM MOoUunNtaTinAINJOHN LEWIS MOUNTAIN HEADQUARTERS BROWNS ROCK " " Miles 1 in = 7 miles NOTE: This is a georeference PDF map.
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