2011 Map of Bubbling Springs

About this map

Iron Mines and a series of high-altitude parklands define this mountain landscape in Cascade County during the early 21st century. The drainage network is dominated by Tenderfoot Creek and the three forks of Calf Creek, which cut through a terrain marked by named summits like Iron Mountain and Williams Mountain. The presence of Iron Mines near Iron Mines Park points to the area's geological and extractive history, while numerous labeled meadows—including Deer Park, Crescent Park, and Island Park—illustrate the characteristic open clearings of the Lewis and Forest Service lands. Remote access is provided by several forest service routes, including Divide Rd and Sheep Creek Rd, which connect the isolated Bubbling Springs and McKay Spring to the broader regional topography.