2017 Map of Weasel Gulch

About this map

The Payette National Forest dominates this landscape in Adams County, defined by a complex drainage network and a series of named gulches. The terrain is deeply incised by the W Fork Weiser River and various forks of Hornet Creek, such as N Hornet Cr and its tributaries. The distribution of watering points, including Chipmunk Spring, Weasel Spring, and Harrington Spring, suggests the vital role of these natural resources for both wildlife and land management in this Idaho forest. Numerous named geographic features like Weasel Gulch and Alder Gulch indicate the specific identifiers used by foresters and local inhabitants to navigate the high-elevation drainage basins. A network of national forest development roads, such as Summit Creek Rd and Timber Gulch Rd, provides the primary infrastructure for traversing the steep ridges and canyon floors of this territory.