2014 Map of Hicks Spring

About this map

Wallowa National Forest land and high timber country define this portion of the Blue Mountains, where the drainage network of North Fork Whisky Cr, Middle Fork Whisky Cr, and South Fork Whisky Cr converges. The landscape is marked by open clearings like Miller Meadow and Braham Meadows alongside the prominent McAllister Ridge. Historically, this area represents the intersection of forest management and early transit routes, with Lewiston Hwy cutting through the eastern sections. Local landmarks such as School Flat and Hicks Spring indicate a legacy of resource use and early mountain passage. The mapping includes multiple creek branches, including Parsnip Cr and Trout Cr, which illustrate the complex topography of the Wallowa region at the time of this 2014 survey.