2011 Map of Stanley

About this map

Stanley and Lower Stanley serve as the primary hubs in this high-altitude landscape, where the Salmon River meets Valley Creek in the heart of the Stanley Basin. The 2011 survey documents a region defined by its recreational and natural resource infrastructure, from the Stanley Airport and Stanley District Ranger Office to the extensive campground networks surrounding the northern shores of Redfish Lake. Cultural and utility landmarks are precisely noted, including the Stanley Cemetery near the town center and the Sawtooth Fish Hatchery to the south. The map traces the transition from the broader Sawtooth Valley into the more confined drainages of Nip and Tuck Creek and Four Aces Creek. This detailed layout illustrates the modern balance of civic life and preserved wilderness, capturing the access points for Marshall Lake and the various trailhead junctions that serve the surrounding national forest lands.