2011 Map of Ingham Canyon

About this map

Grouse Valley dominates the western portion of this Box Elder County landscape, where the seasonal waters of Grouse Creek and Pine Creek descend from the high peaks. The topography is defined by the sharp rise of the Grouse Creek Mountains to the east, anchored by the 9,130-foot Ingham Peak. Local history and family genealogy are centered near the Grouse Creek Cemetery in the northwest, situated along the Grouse Creek Rd corridor. This high-desert drainage system is marked by numerous named water sources essential for ranching and survival, including Cook Spring, Paskett Spring, and the North Bedke and South Bedke springs. Movement through the difficult terrain is facilitated by several named passes and canyons, most notably Ingham Canyon via Ingham Pass Rd, which cuts between the prominent Red Knolls and the mountain range's interior.