St. Joe National Forest Service Map

Discover the untamed beauty of northern Idaho with the St. Joe National Forest Service Map, your essential guide to over 867,000 acres of pristine wilderness. Nestled along the Idaho-Montana border, this forest is home to rich old-growth cedar groves, the wild and scenic St. Joe River, and iconic trails like the Route of the Hiawatha. Explore the stunning views from the Mallard Larkins Pioneer Area, fish for native cutthroat trout, or marvel at the dramatic waterfalls of Shadow Creek.

Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy sightings of elk, moose, black bears, and over 200 species of birds. Wildflowers like beargrass and lupine carpet the hillsides in spring. Originally established in 1908, St. Joe is part of the Idaho Panhandle National Forests. Whether you're hiking, biking, fishing, or just escaping into nature, this waterproof, topographic map ensures you're always on the right path. Adventure awaits—plan your trip today!