2011 Map of Apache Maid Mountain

About this map

Apache Maid Mountain stands as the central landmark of this high-plateau landscape, where the geography is defined by a critical network of water management and cattle ranching. The presence of Mullican Ranch, T-Bar Ranch, and the Apache Maid Cabin indicates the area's ongoing importance for livestock, supported by an extensive system of catchment tanks like Maid Tank and Waldroup Place Tank. The terrain is deeply incised by the drainage of Wet Beaver Creek and its tributaries, including Rocky Gulch and Jacks Canyon. These watercourses carve through the volcanic and sedimentary layers between Table Mountain and Big Hill, creating a landscape where travel is largely dictated by the forest road system, notably FS RD 83 and FS RD 214.