2020 Map of Miller Mountain East

About this map

Boise National Forest encompasses the high country of the Central Idaho mountains, where the drainage networks of Clear Creek and Eightmile Creek converge. The landscape is defined by significant vertical relief, stretching from the heights of Miller Mountain in the southwest to Red Mountain in the northeast. This terrain is traversed by high-elevation access routes like the Lowman-Bear Valley Road, which crosses at Clear Creek Summit. The survey illustrates the complex watershed geography of the region, including the headwaters of Little Tenmile Creek and the long, high spine of Kirkham Ridge. While modern in its 2020 data, the map preserves the traditional names of the timber and mining access roads that have served this part of the Boise National Forest for decades, such as the West Elkhorn Creek Spur and Long Creek West Road.