2011 Map of Browns Rock

About this map

Washington Cabin and a series of numbered forest camps define the settlement pattern of this remote Clearwater County landscape. The area is characterized by a dense network of creek drainages, including Washington Creek, Rettig Creek, and Scofield Creek, which carve through the high ground of Scofield Divide and Deadhorse Mountain. These waterways feed into larger systems like Beaver Creek and the East Fork Elk Creek, reflecting a region primarily accessed via forest routes such as Beaver Creek Rd and Browns Rock Rd. Evidence of early 20th-century logging or administrative activity is found in the labels for Old Camp 10, Old Camp 11, and Camp Sixty. At higher elevations, landmarks like Browns Rock and the Elk Mountain Lookout provide strategic vantage points over the heavily dissected terrain.