2020 Map of Buckhorn Springs

About this map

The Winema National Forest landscape in Klamath County is defined by a dense network of mountain drainages and isolated water sources. Significant topographic depressions like Telephone Draw and Haystack Draw provide drainage into the surrounding high country, while several vital springs dot the terrain. Buckhorn Springs and the nearby Buckhorn Spring serve as key landmarks in the southeastern portion of the map, while Corral Spring marks the northern reaches. The area is characterized by a series of forestry roads, such as Buckhorn Spring, which navigate the complex elevations between Clover Creek and Meadow Creek. This 2020 survey illustrates the sophisticated land management system within the Forest Service boundaries, where natural hydrology and mountain access roads intersect to support regional conservation and utility.