2011 Map of Heart Mountain

About this map

Black Mountain rises as the central landmark of this drainage basin, where several key waterways converge within the remote landscape of Clark County. The presence of Emigrant Trail Rd along the northern boundary provides a historical link to the transcontinental movement of the mid-19th century, cutting across the watershed of Webber Creek. To the south, the topography is defined by significant depressions and valleys, including Slate Basin and Heart Canyon. This high-country drainage network is intricate, with Myers Creek and Crooked Creek feeding into the larger system that includes Deep Creek and its tributary, South Fork Deep Creek. The map details a network of forest development roads and trails, such as NFD 191 Trl, which navigate the steep terrain between Robertson Gulch and the surrounding peaks.