2020 Map of Weasel Gulch

About this map

Payette National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, where complex drainage systems define the high-country geography of Adams County. The terrain is deeply carved by numerous canyons and ravines, including the central Weasel Gulch and the southerly Alder Gulch and Timber Gulch. Water is the primary architect of the region, with the W Fork Weiser River flowing through the eastern reaches while the N Hornet Cr and its various forks, such as the Left Fork N Hornet Cr, drain the central and western slopes. Forest service infrastructure is prominent throughout the map, represented by a dense network of mountain routes like Summit Creek Rd and N Fork Hornet Creek Rd. These roads provide access to isolated points of interest for researchers and outdoorsmen, including several named water sources like Dean Spring and Harrington Spring.