2017 Map of Snaky Canyon

About this map

Targhee National Forest defines the northwestern high ground of this Idaho landscape, where the terrain breaks into a series of deeply carved drainages along the Clark and Jefferson County line. The survey captures a transition from these steep, timbered uplands to the flatter sagebrush steppe and agricultural lands of the Snake River Plain. Water management is evident in the southern reaches through the Reno Ditch, which follows the contours below Reno Gulch. Historical land divisions are clearly marked by the Public Land Survey System, including t9n r32e and t8n r32e, providing a precise grid for researchers. Named landmarks such as Rattlesnake Point and Juniper Gulch serve as essential navigational markers in this open country, while primitive routes like Snaky Canyon Rd and Attkins Rd provide the primary access through the canyon systems of Snaky Canyon and Corral Canyon.