2017 Map of Aspen Lake

About this map

Winema National Forest dominates this landscape, encompassing a high-elevation environment defined by volcanic peaks and alpine basins. The terrain is anchored by the prominent Aspen Butte and Mt Harriman, with the Mountain Lakes Loop trail connecting a series of high-country water bodies including Lake Harriette, Echo Lake, and Storm Lake. To the east, the topography descends sharply toward the shoreline of Aspen Lake, where a network of forest development roads like Nat For Dev Rd 3840 and Nat For Dev Rd 3828 provide access through the Grampian Hills. This survey details the complex drainage systems of the region, where seasonal creeks such as Swan Cr and Bridge Cr feed into the larger lake basin, illustrating the transition from the glaciated peaks of the Wilderness area to the managed timberlands and waterways of the Klamath Basin.