2020 Map of Wolf Creek

About this map

Snake Wild and Scenic River forms a sharp boundary between Idaho and Oregon, defining the western edge of this 2020 topographic record. The landscape is dominated by the steep drainage systems of the Wallowa National Forest and the precipitous descent into the Snake River canyon. Named settlements like Davidson and Roostown Bar represent the sparse human footprint in a region shaped by narrow gulches and high ridges. The river corridor itself is marked by a sequence of significant whitewater features, including Five Pine Rapids, Dry Creek Rapids, and Wolf Creek Rapids. These points of navigation reflect the historical and modern importance of the river as a corridor through the canyon. Uplands are characterized by features such as Windy Ridge, White Bird Ridge, and Joe Point, with access limited to primitive routes like Divide Creek Rd and Wolf Creek Rd.