2017 Map of Red Hills

About this map

The Little Lost River Valley forms a significant low-lying corridor through the high-altitude terrain of Custer and Butte Counties in this 2017 survey. The landscape is defined by the prominent Red Hills and the Donkey Hills to the northwest, with Taylor Mtn rising between various drainage systems. Water sources are critical in this environment, represented by reliable points like Mud Spring and Camp Springs. The map documents a complex network of seasonal and perennial flows, including Dry Creek, Corral Cr, and Wet Cr, which illustrate the hydraulic patterns of the region. Transportation is sparse, primarily limited to routes like Pass Creek Rd and Nat For Dev Rd 119, reflecting the transition from the valley floor to the more isolated upland reaches of the Sawtooth National Forest area.