2004 Map of Pollock Mountain

About this map

Pollock Mountain dominates this portion of the Payette National Forest, a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes and the drainages of the Rapid River and Boulder Creek. In the early 2000s, this area remained largely remote, characterized by seasonal camps and historical land-use patterns rather than permanent towns. Human presence is marked by isolated structures like the Paradise Cabin and Campbells Cow Camp, alongside a solitary Grave located east of Lonesome Creek. The presence of the Black Leopard Discovery Mine and another Prospect near Indian Springs indicates the persistent interest in mineral extraction within these high basins. Notable landmarks such as the Devils Ladder and Chokecherry Flat provide orientation for those navigating the steep terrain between North Star Butte and Ant Butte.