2020 Map of Twentymile Creek

About this map

Paradise Valley sits at the northern edge of this high-elevation landscape, where the agricultural flats meet the rising slopes of the Cabinet Mountains. Most of the terrain is managed as part of the Kaniksu National Forest, a region defined by steep drainages and prominent summits like Twentymile Peak and Jay Peak. The hydrography of the area is dominated by the namesake Twentymile Creek and its many tributaries, including Contrary Creek and Cone Creek, which carve through the dense forest towards the valley floor. A complex network of forestry access routes, such as Natl Forest Develop Road 2617 Rd, crisscrosses the slopes, providing access to remote points like Twentymile Pass. In the southwest corner, Beaver Lake lies near the base of Sand Mtn, representing one of the few standing water bodies in this drainage-heavy mountain environment.