2020 Map of Herman

About this map

Herman sits at the junction of Grays Lake Rd and Herman-McCoy, serving as a central point in this high-altitude landscape of eastern Idaho. The area is dominated by the extensive wetlands of the Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge, which provides a protected habitat across the southern portion of the sheet. This watery environment is contrasted by the rising elevations of the Caribou National Forest to the north and east, where Little Elk Mountain and Della Basin mark the varied topography. A complex network of drainages including Brockman Creek, Sawmill Cr, and Clear Creek flow through the timbered hills and meadows. The presence of the McCoy-Pole Trail suggests long-established routes through the mountains, while the Grays Lake Outlet indicates the vital hydraulic connection between the lake and the surrounding valley floor.