1987 Map of Hawley Mountain

About this map

Hawley Mountains dominate this high-altitude section of Idaho, anchored by the peak of Hawley Mountain. The landscape is defined by the steep drainage systems of the Challis National Forest, where deep incisions like Hawley Canyon, Dorn Canyon, and Van Canyon channel seasonal runoff toward the lowlands. This 1980s-era survey captures a transition in topography as the mountains give way to the Little Lost River Valley and the distinct alluvial formation of Deer Creek Bar.