2011 Map of Aldridge Creek

About this map

The northern reaches of Porcupine Mountains State Park dominate this landscape, where the White Pine Camp and Picnic Area serves as a remote outpost along the Little Iron River. The terrain is defined by a dense network of waterways, including the West Branch Iron River and the meandering Big Iron River, which cut through the Ontonagon County timberlands. Significant natural landmarks such as Deer Creek Falls and Rapid River Falls highlight the rugged descent of the local watershed toward the south. Access is maintained through a system of forest infrastructure, notably S Boundary Rd and Forest Hwy 380, which provide the primary transit corridors through these undeveloped reaches of the Upper Peninsula.