2014 Map of Coleman Point

About this map

Coleman Point and the high ridge of Coleman Rim dominate the interior of this section of the Fremont National Forest in Lake County. The landscape is defined by its numerous springs and drainage systems, where water sources like Colt Spring, Eagle Spring, and Grasshopper Spring feed the creeks that carve through the plateaus. Notable named flats such as Picture Flat, Grasshopper Flat, and Lantern Flat suggest a topography of elevated plateaus separated by seasonal watercourses like Augur Cr and Dairy Cr. A network of Forest Development Roads, including Dairy Creek Rd, provides the primary access through this high-elevation terrain, connecting points like Drum Hill and Dairy Point. The mapping reveals a remote timber and rangeland environment where natural landmarks and water sources are the primary points of orientation.