2011 Map of Rock Roll Canyon

About this map

Trail Creek Summit serves as a central high point in this 2011 survey, overlooking a drainage system where Trail Creek and its tributaries, such as the West Fork Trail Creek, carve through the high terrain of Blaine County. The landscape is defined by its deep vertical relief, illustrated by Steep Gulch and the eponymous Rock Roll Canyon. Human presence is marked by a network of forest roads like Eagle Creek Rd and recreational points such as the Park Creek Campground. To the south, Lake Creek Lakes and the drainage at Sawmill Gulch suggest a history of local resource management and wilderness access. This map provides a clear view of the hydrological patterns of the Idaho high country, from the headwaters of Antelope Creek to the narrow corridors of Cold Canyon.