1962 Map of Bull Run Lake

About this map

Bull Run Lake and Lost Lake anchor this high-altitude landscape within the Mount Hood National Forest, where the boundaries of Hood River, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties meet. The 1962 data, updated in 1980, shows a network of critical recreational and fire-watch infrastructure, including the Ranger Station and the Upper Sandy Guard Station. The drainage patterns of the West Fork Hood River and Bull Run River are clearly defined, flowing from ridges like Yocum Ridge and Butcher Knife Ridge. Historical transit and foot travel are represented by the Skyline Trail and the Timberline Trail, crossing through Lolo Pass. From the alluvial Old Maid Flat to the scenic Ramona Falls, the map documents a mid-century wilderness managed for both natural resource protection and public access.