2017 Map of King Hill Creek

About this map

Payette National Forest dominates the landscape of this high-elevation terrain in Adams County, where complex drainages feed the Little Weiser River system. The area around King Hill is characterized by a dense network of forest development roads, including Nat For Dev Rd 214 and Nat For Dev Rd 208, which provide access to timber and ranching resources. Significant relief is found at landmarks like Indian Mtn and Potato Knob, while the intricate web of named waters such as King Hill Creek, Grouse Creek, and S Fork Grays Cr illustrates the importance of this watershed for the region. Historical activity is signaled by named landscape features like Burnt Basin, Telephone Spring, and Ross Gulch, indicating a working forest environment where early communications and livestock management left their mark on the local nomenclature.