2004 Map of Crooked River Point

About this map

The Cuddy Mountains dominate this high-elevation landscape within the Payette National Forest, where steep ridgelines and deep drainage basins define the geography of the Adams and Washington County border. This 2004 revision details a region where water management and resource extraction have left a permanent mark, evidenced by the Hornet Reservoir and Lower Hornet Reservoir sitting alongside historical mining activity. Resource seekers can locate multiple prospects, Mine Shafts, and an Adit tucked away in the rugged slopes. The survey also identifies the Hornet Interpretive Site and several high-country landmarks like Devils Slide and Pyramid Point. Small settlements and seasonal camps appear at Buck Park and Olive Meadows, connected by forest service routes like the Council Weiser Ranger District road network.