2014 Map of Brushy Bald Mountain

About this map

The Rogue River cuts through the southern reaches of this terrain, punctuated by distinct river features such as Scow Riffle, Jennings Riffle, and William Miller Riffle. This 2014 survey reveals a landscape defined by the drainage networks of Lobster Creek and Euchre Creek, which flow through the protected boundaries of the Siskiyou National Forest. Human presence is concentrated at the Miller Ranch and along a network of forest roads, including Agness Road and Brushy Bald Road. High points such as Brushy Bald Mountain, Colebrook Butte, and First Prairie Mountain provide significant vertical relief, while Bark Shanty Prairie and Squaw Valley offer distinct topographical breaks in the timbered slopes. The map traces the historical development of river access and mountain routes, including the Lobster Creek Bridge crossing near the southern boundary.