2020 Map of Beaver Creek

About this map

Sawtooth National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, where the administrative boundary between Blaine and Camas counties winds through the high ridges. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses, with Beaver Creek and Little Beaver Creek serving as central drainage points for the surrounding gulches and canyons. A distinct lack of permanent settlements emphasizes the backcountry nature of this terrain, where transportation is limited to rugged routes like the Little Beaver Jeep Trail and Willow Creek Road. Geologic and topographic points of interest include the prominent Square Mountain in the southeast and the steep descent of Jumbo Canyon. The presence of labels such as Wolf-tone-Curran and family-named features like McKay Gulch suggest a history of resource extraction or early homesteading efforts in these high-altitude drainages.