2013 Map of Rabbit Creek Summit

About this map

Rabbit Creek Summit serves as a central high point in this 2013 survey of the deep wilderness along the Boise National Forest border. The landscape is defined by a complex drainage system where Rabbit Creek and its northern and southern forks converge, surrounded by a dense network of forest service roads including routes 327 and 315. These roads follow the narrow ridgelines and creek bottoms, providing access to the steep drainage basins of Mores Creek and the Middle Fork Thorn Creek. The map documents the boundary between Boise and Elmore Counties, illustrating how the high-elevation terrain dictates the movement of both water and travelers. Small tributaries like Hoodoo Creek, Meadow Creek, and German Creek carve out the secondary gulches, showing the intricate hydrology of the Boise River watershed.