1995 Map of Sheepeater Mountain

About this map

The Salmon River cuts through the northern reaches of this Idaho landscape, designated here as a wild and scenic corridor where Campbells Ferry once provided a vital crossing. This remote area, split between the Payette National Forest and Nez Perce National Forest, contains evidence of early settlement and travel through the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. Significant human landmarks include the Jim Moore Place, a lone Grave, and the Shake Cabin (Site) near Richardson Creek. The map documents a rugged interior of high ridges and basins, such as the Chamberlain Basin, and traces historic routes like the Three Blaze Trail. Riparian areas like Lower Trout Creek Meadows and Upper Trout Creek Meadows stand out against the high-elevation peaks of Sheepeater Mountain and Red Top.