2011 Map of Bare Mountain

About this map

Bare Mountain and its surrounding peaks define this high-elevation landscape within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest as it was surveyed in 2011. The topography is dominated by a complex network of ridges and drainage basins, where Siouxon Creek and Trapper Creek collect water from numerous named tributaries like Calamity Creek and Big Hollow Creek. Human activity is primarily limited to forest management and recreation, evidenced by an extensive system of National Forest Development Roads, including Siouxon Rd and Nat For Dev Rd 54. Notable high-country landmarks include the Observation Peak Lookout and the secluded Soda Peaks Lake. The presence of the Observation Berryfield Campground near Observation Peak highlights the area's use for seasonal harvesting and outdoor access. This map provides a precise record of the trail-less summits and forest corridors before recent shifts in management or landscape change.