2004 Map of Big Hole

About this map

Summit Stage Station (Site) marks a point of historical transit along the western edge of this volcanic landscape, where the high desert meets the wooded slopes of the southern Oregon Cascades. The topography is dominated by the massive depression of the Big Hole (Dry Flat), a significant geologic feature surrounded by volcanic peaks such as Big Hole Butte and Katati Butte. This 2004 revision by the USDA Forest Service highlights the intersection of the Deschutes National Forest and Fremont National Forest, showing a region managed for both wildlife conservation and recreation. The Cabin Lake Wildlife Area covers the central terrain, while the Outback Scenic Byway provides the primary corridor for modern travel through this sparsely populated boundary between Klamath and Lake counties.