2013 Map of Trapper Peak

About this map

Sawtooth National Forest dominates this section of Cassia County, defined by a complex network of ridges and high points. Significant landmarks like Trapper Peak, Harrington Peak, and Fuller Peak anchor the high terrain, while the drainage systems of Third Fork Rock Creek and Second Fork Rock Creek carve deep into the landscape. The human presence is centered around outdoor recreation and access, with both the Bostetter Campground and the Father and Sons Campground situated near the intersection of forest roads. The Oakley-Rogerson Rd serves as the primary corridor through this high-country terrain, connecting the area's many springs, such as Ledge Rock Spring and Coyote Spring, which have long been vital resources in this part of Idaho. From Monument Peak to Hudson Ridge, the map detail illustrates a landscape shaped by seasonal grazing and natural resource management.