2017 Map of Caribou Mountain

About this map

Caribou Mountain dominates the central landscape of this Idaho interior, a high-relief terrain where the Caribou National Forest and the Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge converge. The drainage patterns on this 2017 survey reveal a complex network of creeks including Tincup Cr, Eagle Cr, and Bridge Cr, which carve through the elevations near Morgan Meadow and Anderson Gulch. This modern survey details the primary access routes into the high country, such as Muir Rd, Grays Lake Rd, and several Forest Service development roads. The intersection of these routes near the Bonneville and Caribou County line highlights the area's importance for local management and ecological conservation, providing a clear view of the wilderness before it meets the marshlands to the west.