2017 Map of Scott Creek

About this map

Boise National Forest encompasses this wilderness area where the Deadwood River carves through the landscape of the Idaho backcountry. The terrain is defined by prominent high points and tactical observation sites, most notably the Scott Mountain Lookout and the Deadwood Lookout. These points of interest are connected by a network of forest roads and spurs, including the Six Mile Spur and the Camptender road. The hydrography of the region is dense, with Julie Creek and Ninemile Cr feeding into the larger drainage systems. The survey also captures natural features like the steep walls of Box Canyon and the high elevation of Deadwood Ridge, reflecting the topography of the Valley and Boise County border during the early 21st century.