2013 Map of Barber Flat

About this map

The North Fork Boise River and Middle Fork Boise River converge within this high-elevation landscape, defining the rugged geography of the Boise National Forest. Remote recreational sites like the Black Rock Campground and Ninemeyer Campground are tucked into the drainages of the Boise Mountains, where numerous small tributaries like Crooked River and Rabbit Cr feed the larger river system. The presence of Barber Flat and Alexander Flats suggests rare level ground amidst steep canyon walls and ridges, including the prominent Hungarian Ridge. This 2013 survey illustrates the complex drainage patterns and Forest Service infrastructure that support access to this backcountry area, tracing timber and recreational routes like Road Creek Rd through the Boise and Elmore county line.