2011 Map of Indian Mountain

About this map

The Little Salmon River carves through the Idaho backcountry, forming a central corridor for transport and drainage in this high-altitude landscape. Along its banks, the Fall Creek Access Area serves as a key point of entry for the surrounding wilderness, where the river meets Fall Creek. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, rising from the river valley toward the summit of Indian Mountain. Forest Service roads like Smokey Boulder Rd and Hillman Basin Rd provide access to remote landmarks such as Tepee Springs and the Hard Creek meadows. This area is characterized by its numerous water features, including Hazard Falls and the deep cut of Bascom Canyon, illustrating the complex drainage patterns that shape the Payette National Forest region.