Zone 62A is a smaller carve-out of the Henry's Lake-Continental Divide country, focused on the upper Henrys Fork drainage and the Island Park area. Elevations span from about 6,200 feet at Island Park Reservoir to over 9,500 feet on the surrounding peaks. The country is lodgepole-dominated forest with subalpine fir, aspen, and meadow complexes. The Henrys Fork itself is one of the best trout fisheries in the West and runs through the heart of the unit. The terrain is gentler than most central Idaho country—rolling timbered plateau rather than knife-ridge mountains. Caribou-Targhee NF covers nearly all of the unit. Highway 20 is the main paved corridor; forest roads off it provide good access. Island Park has lodging, fuel, and restaurants; West Yellowstone is close in Montana. Cell service is in towns and weakens in the timber. Elk hunting is the calling card—the Yellowstone-area elk herd uses this country seasonally, and the rut hunts can be productive. Moose tags exist for the lucky few. The country is moderate-difficulty and accessible, which means pressure during prime weeks. Mid-week hunts pay. Snow comes early at this elevation—October storms can dump a foot, and the lodgepole forest hides everything once it whitens out.