2016 Map of Crooked Creek Pass

About this map

White River National Forest encompasses this high-elevation landscape, where the waters of the East Brush Creek and Hat Creek basins converge. The map documents a complex network of forest access and recreation infrastructure, from the Powerline Crooked Creek Trail to the numerous spurs of the Jakeman system, including Jakeman Spur No. 2 and Jakeman Landing No. 1. Several significant alpine water bodies are recorded, most notably the Crooked Creek Reservoir and the naturally situated Sylvan Lake. High peaks like Mt. Thomas and Craig Peak overlook a terrain marked by deep gulches such as Alkali Gulch and Corral Gulch. Historical land use is evident in the transition from the secluded Yeoman Park to the dramatic Lime Creek Canyon, illustrating the varied topography of this section of the Rocky Mountains.