2014 Map of Antler Point

About this map

Bear Valley dominates the central landscape of this Klamath County terrain, where high-altitude meadows and flats define the character of the Fremont National Forest. In this 2014 survey, the geography is marked by an extensive network of water sources, from the isolated Lost Lake and Cronin Reservoir to dozens of named springs like Bug Spring and Rock Creek Springs. The area's reliance on managed water and forestry is evident in features such as Grohs Reservoir and the numerous forest development roads that crisscross the undulating land. From the heights of Antler Point to the broad expanse of Sorghum Flat and Johnson Meadow, the map documents a working wilderness where the boundary between Klamath and Lake counties runs through thick timber and grazing lands.