2010 Map of Cinnabar Mountain

About this map

Owyhee Mountains Hayden Peak and Cinnabar Mountain anchor this high-elevation terrain in the southwestern corner of Idaho. The landscape is defined by the Silver City Range and numerous drainage systems, including Jordan Creek, North Boulder Creek, and Meadow Creek. Evidence of the region's mining heritage is present at the Afterthought Mine near Mahogany Gulch, while the naming of Quicksilver Mountain further suggests the area's geological and industrial history. Settlement is sparse, represented by the isolated Snow Cabin located west of Mammoth Ridge. A complex network of ridges and flats, such as Burnam Flat and Pickett Creek Saddle, connects various peaks like Sawpit Peak and Boone Peak. The map provides a detailed view of these remote features, including the Thomas Lakes and the headwaters of the South Fork Pickett Creek, tracing a rugged geography that remains largely undeveloped.