2014 Map of Antelope Mountain

About this map

Antelope Mountain and Timothy Butte anchor this high-elevation landscape within the Fremont National Forest, situated along the boundary between Klamath and Lake counties. This 2014 survey reveals a rugged terrain defined by volcanic features and essential water sources, including Antelope Spring and Tobin Spring. The geography is shaped by a dense network of Forest Service infrastructure, such as Nat Forest Develop Road 2703 RD and Nat Forest Develop Road 2516 RD, which navigate the slopes of Rock Butte and across Antelope Flat. These roads and trails reflect the modern management of this timber and grazing land, providing access to remote drainages like Timothy Cr and Rock Cr. The map captures the specialized topography of the Oregon high country, where isolated peaks and springs dictated early land use and contemporary conservation efforts.