2024 Map of White Rock Peak

About this map

The South Fork Salmon River carves a central path through this Idaho interior, establishing a drainage network that defines the boundary between the Payette National Forest and the Boise National Forest. Elevations culminate at White Rock Peak, a prominent landmark overlooking a landscape of steep canyons and naming numerous tributaries. The map details an intricate system of back-country access, including the Blackmare Creek Trl, Indian Ridge Trl, and the Four Mile/Goat Creek (Sfsr) Trl. These trails follow natural ridgelines and watercourses like Snowslide Creek and Silver Creek, marking the historical routes through this high-country terrain. Only one primary forest road, Nat For Dev Rd 474, enters the northern section, leaving the majority of the quadrangle to its natural river-and-trail geography.