2013 Map of Miller Mountain East

About this map

The Boise National Forest encompasses this high-elevation terrain where the divide between Valley and Boise counties is defined by the peaks of the Salmon River Mountains. In the early 21st century, this landscape remains dominated by a dense network of drainages including Bear Valley Creek and Eightmile Creek, which feed into larger river systems beyond the map's edge. Significant elevations are marked by Miller Mountain in the southwest and Red Mountain in the northeast corner. The primary transit route through this wilderness is the Bear Valley Road, which skirts the northwestern quadrant near Clear Creek Summit. The map illustrates the headwaters of numerous streams such as Fivemile Creek and Kettle Creek, providing a detailed look at the complex hydrology and topographic relief that characterizes this protected forest region.