2023 Map of Antler Point

About this map

Fremont National Forest spans this high-country landscape, where the boundary between Klamath and Lake counties meets. The terrain is defined by a series of open basins and meadows, including Bear Valley, Strawberry Flat, and Johnson Meadow, which historically provided vital forage and water for ranching and wildlife. Water management is evident through features like Cronin Reservoir and Grohs Reservoir, alongside numerous family-named and descriptive water sources such as Log Cabin Spring, Rock Camp Spring, and Cronin Spring. The prominence of Antler Point overlooks Long Valley, while the southern reaches descend toward Sorghum Flat and Adobe Flat. This network of springs and drainages like Wild Horse Creek and Willow Creek illustrates the complex hydrology required to sustain life in this high-desert forest environment.