2018 Map of Buckhorn Bally

About this map

Klamath National Forest covers much of this northern California landscape, characterized by a complex network of canyons and high peaks in the Siskiyou range. The map reveals a history of land use and resource management, from the cattle-ranching operations at Condry Ranch to the remote Round Mountain Airport. High elevation landmarks like Buckhorn Bally and Sterling Mtn oversee a drainage system that includes Beaver Cr and Lumgrey Cr. The area is laced with historic routes and named forestry trails such as Lumgrey Trail and Beaver Trap, pointing toward a long-standing reliance on these paths for access through steep terrain. Water sources such as Cinnabar Springs and Buckhorn Spring appear as vital localized features in a territory dominated by gulches like Fat Doe Gulch and Woodchopper Gulch.