2018 Map of Jarbidge South

About this map

The settlement of Jarbidge sits at the northern edge of this high-elevation landscape, where the Jarbidge River carves through deep canyons and gulches. Dominating the eastern half are the Jarbidge Mountains, featuring prominent summits such as Jarbidge Peak, Bald Peak, and the distinctive Matterhorn. This 2018 survey within the Humboldt National Forest reveals an extensive network of pack trails and forest access roads, including the Jarbidge River Trail and the Altitude Trail, which traverse the high divides between the Copper Mountains and the Fox Creek Range. In the western portion, the landscape transitions through Bear Creek Meadows toward the Copper Basin, a region defined by steep drainages like Coon Creek and Telephone Canyon. Unique geological features are also present, most notably the Jack Creek Crater and the Little Jack Creek Crater near the northern boundary.