2015 Map of Buckhorn Bally

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Klamath National Forest dominates this section of Siskiyou County, where high peaks and deep gulches define the northern California landscape. The terrain is anchored by prominent elevations like Sterling Mtn, Trapper Point, and the namesake summit Buckhorn Bally. A specialized network of backcountry access is visible through named routes such as Marble Way, the Beaver Marble Tie, and the historic Lumgrey Trail. Water sources are vital in this high-altitude environment, evidenced by Cinnabar Springs and Buckhorn Spring. The presence of the Round Mountain Airport near Round Mtn suggests the importance of aerial access in this remote forest territory, while numerous named drainages like Beaver Cr and Lumgrey Cr trace the complex hydrology of the region's steep canyons.