2020 Map of Applegate Butte

About this map

Winema National Forest encompasses this section of the Oregon Cascades, defined by a series of volcanic peaks and crucial water sources. Applegate Butte and Little Applegate Butte dominate the central landscape, while Crawford Butte rises further south. These landmarks provided essential navigational points for early travellers and forest managers. The availability of water is highlighted by several named sources, including Slabhouse Springs, Beaverdam Springs, and Applegate Spring. To the southeast, Hawks Lake sits near the Williamson River Road, which serves as a primary transit corridor through the timberland. Northward, the terrain opens into Wilson Flats and the high ground of Sand Point, showing the transition between dense forest and the open flats of the high plateau region.