2017 Map of Railroad Saddle

About this map

Payette National Forest dominates the landscape of this Idaho interior, where the high drainage divide of Railroad Saddle marks the passage between rugged watersheds. The area is defined by the convergence of the W Br Weiser River and E Br Weiser River, which flow south toward Price Valley. This network of water is fed by isolated sources like Aspen Spring and Miller Spring, as well as numerous seasonal creeks such as Twin Fork Cr and Huckleberry Cr. The presence of several Forest Service access routes, including Smokey Boulder Rd and Nat For Dev Rd 128, highlights the importance of resource management and timber access in this part of Adams County. To the north, Rapid River Ridge and Brush Mtn provide significant vertical relief, shaping the local hydrology and forest boundaries.