1998 Map of Bullrun Rock

About this map

Monument Rock Wilderness occupies the center of this landscape, straddling the high-elevation divide between the Wallowa Whitman National Forest and Malheur National Forest. This protected backcountry area is defined by massive formations such as Bullrun Rock and Monument Rock, which serve as prominent landmarks for those navigating the high country. The headwaters of the Bullrun River and the South Fork Burnt River carve deep into the terrain, while numerous named water sources like Smokey Bear Spring and Egg Spring indicate the critical role of water management in these high forests. Evidence of historic prospector interest remains through several identified mines and mine sites, particularly near Mine Ridge Spring. The map clearly delineates the administrative boundary between Baker and Grant counties, providing a detailed look at the wilderness and forest management lines as they existed at the close of the twentieth century.