2024 Map of Bone Mountain

About this map

The Middle Fork Coquille River carves a deep path through the center of this landscape, tracing the border between Coos and Douglas counties. Dominated by the heights of Bone Mtn and Ketchin Butte, the area is defined by its timber and watershed infrastructure. A dense network of resource roads, such as Upper Rock Creek Rd and Slater Ridge Rd, provides access to the high ridges of Skull Ridge and Sixmile Ridge. The presence of a Log Pond and Bone Mountain Pond suggests a history of active logging operations within the Siskiyou National Forest. Water is abundant here, with named drainages like Twelvemile Creek and Little Rock Creek feeding the river system, while the clearings of Long Prairie offer rare level ground amidst the steep, forested slopes.