2013 Map of Sheep Falls

About this map

Targhee National Forest straddles the state line in this 2013 survey of the high plateau and drainage systems along the border of Idaho and Wyoming. The landscape is defined by a complex network of waterways, most notably the Fall River and its numerous tributaries such as Boone Cr, Squirrel Cr, and Granite Cr. The terrain reveals a pattern of high-altitude meadows and ridges, including Falls River Ridge and Putney Meadows, which provide clear context for the region's seasonal grazing and water management history. Evidence of land use is found at the Granite Creek Cow Camp and Weaver Ranch, while water resources are documented through features like the Bergman Reservoir and the namesake Sheep Falls. The map serves as a record of the wilderness as it appeared in the early 21st century, showing the intersection of forest service roads like the Ashton-Flagg Ranch Rd with the backcountry.