2010 Map of Deer Heaven Mountain

About this map

Deer Heaven Mountain dominates this portion of the Idaho high country, serving as the primary drainage divide for the area's intricate creek network. In this 2010 survey, the landscape is defined by the headwaters of King Hill Creek and Thorn Creek, which carve deep paths through the high-elevation terrain. The map highlights the area's dramatic geography with features like Devils Dive, a distinctive landmark that emphasizes the steep drops typical of this environment. To the south, the West Fork King Hill Creek and Walker Gulch show the natural progression of the watershed as it moves through Elmore County. This map documents a largely undeveloped landscape where topographic relief dictates the course of every stream and the placement of few access roads.