Zone 70 covers the country between Pocatello and Burley, the Sublett Range and the foothills of the Albion Mountains. Elevations span from about 4,500 feet on the Snake River Plain to over 9,000 feet on Cache Peak in the Albions. The lower country is sage and bunchgrass with mahogany pockets; mid-slopes carry juniper, mahogany, and aspen; the upper benches have doug fir, lodgepole, and subalpine fir. The Albion Mountains are an island range rising from the desert, with the City of Rocks reserve on the southern flank. Sawtooth NF, BLM, and state ground cover the public land, with significant private ranchland and agricultural land filling in. I-86 and various county roads provide access. Burley is the closest supply hub; Pocatello is bigger. Cell service is along the interstate and weakens off-highway. Mule deer is the primary draw—the aspen-mahogany-sage transitions hold bucks, and the higher Albion country produces some surprise mature animals. Elk are present in low density. The country is moderate-difficulty and the road access is reasonable. Wind is constant on the open desert and water sources are scarce on the lower country.