2013 Map of Miller Peak

About this map

Challis National Forest dominates this section of the White Knob Mountains, a landscape defined by dramatic elevation changes and a complex system of drainage canyons. At the center of the survey stands Miller Peak, surrounded by deep incisions like Death Canyon and Mahogany Gulch. The map captures a high-altitude wilderness where water sources like Big Spring and various forks of Bear Cr and Cherry Cr sustain the environment. The boundary between Custer and Butte Counties bisects the southern reaches, following the course of Antelope Cr. Human activity is primarily represented by historical access routes such as Cherry Creek Rd and Antelope Creek Rd, which provide passage through the Antelope Valley and into the higher elevations of the Bear Creek Summit.