2017 Map of Bull Run Lake

About this map

Mount Hood National Forest anchors this high-elevation survey, dominated by the significant watersheds of Bull Run Lake and Lost Lake. The landscape is a complex of volcanic ridges and glacial valleys, where the Sandy River and the Bull Run River originate. The presence of Lolo Pass and the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail highlights the area's importance as a corridor for travel and recreation through the Cascades. Historic markers like Old Maid Flat and peaks such as Sentinel Peak and Last Chance Mtn define the topography surrounding Mount Hood Village. Notable water features such as Ramona Falls and Salvation Spring punctuate the drainage basins, illustrating the vital role this terrain plays in the region's hydrography. The map also delineates forest development roads like Lolo Pass Rd, which provide access to remote ridges like Butcher Knife Ridge and Cathedral Ridge.