2013 Map of Commissary Ridge

About this map

Caribou National Forest dominates this section of Bonneville County, where the high country of the Caribou Range is defined by a series of prominent, roughly parallel ridges and deep drainage basins. The eponymous Commissary Ridge runs centrally through the map, part of an intricate network of high-elevation landmarks including Fourth of July Ridge, Deadhorse Ridge, and Mahogany Ridge. Hydrological patterns are dictated by the numerous forks of Fall Cr, which drain the Fall Creek Basin and Rash Canyon. These waters are joined by smaller tributaries like Willow Springs Cr and Chaparral Cr, showing the complex watershed that feeds the region. Human passage through this high-altitude landscape is limited to specialized routes such as Skyline Rd and the Natl Forest Develop Road 017 Rd, which provide access to the timber and grazing lands within the national forest boundary.