2024 Map of Hopper Creek

About this map

The Hitt Mountains dominate this high-country landscape in Washington County, where the eastern edge of the Payette National Forest transitions into open valley floors. The drainage network is dense, shaped by West Pine Creek in the north and the winding course of Keithly Creek to the south. Historically significant landmarks like Looney Spring and the distinctive Shoe Peg Valley suggest a landscape long utilized for ranching and resource management. The map details a complex system of drainage features, including Surdam Gulch, Fairchild Gulch, and Two Tree Gulch, which carve through the elevations between Tamarack Creek and Hopper Creek. Modern forest access is provided via Natl Forest Develop Road 031 Rd and Keithly Creek Rd, tracing old routes through this mountainous terrain.