2013 Map of Browns Rock

About this map

Old Camp 10 and Old Camp 11 represent the early logging or administrative outposts that once peppered this high-country landscape within the Clearwater National Forest. The 2013 survey documents a terrain defined by dramatic ridges and watercourses, where the Scofield Divide separates drainages such as Scofield Cr and Moose Cr. The presence of the Elk Mtn Mountain Lookout at the southern edge suggests a vantage point once vital for forest fire monitoring. Small traces of habitation like the Washington Cabin and the landing at Camp Sixty show how humans have navigated this remote Idaho interior. Access is primarily defined by the Beaver Creek Rd, which follows the contours of the Beaver Cr valley, connecting these high-elevation camps and summits like Deadhorse Mtn.