2020 Map of Acker Rock

About this map

The South Umpqua River carves through the heart of the Umpqua National Forest, defining a landscape of high summits and deep drainages. This high-country region is anchored by prominent landmarks such as Flagstone Peak to the north and the namesake Acker Rock in the east. Along the river's course, the South Umpqua Falls provides a significant geographic marker for the area's hydrology. The map details a network of Forest Service roads, including Nfst-2700843 and Nfst-2921231, which provide access to remote locations like Andraieff Meadows and Times Square Rock. Further south, the terrain rises toward Coyote Point and Junction Spring, where numerous tributaries like Coyote Cr and Tallow Cr feed back into the river system. The presence of established township and range lines, such as t28s r1e and t29s r2e, reflects the structured surveying of this timber-rich portion of Douglas County.