1983 Map of Condrey Mtn

About this map

Siskiyou Mountains terrain defines this high-elevation boundary region between the Klamath National Forest and Rogue River National Forest. The landscape is a network of ridges and drainage basins, most notably the Middle Fork Rogue River and its various tributaries like Pack Creek and Donomore Creek. Geologic interest is evident in the presence of the Elliott Mine and Cinnabar Mine, alongside the Big Rock Prospects, reflecting the area's history of mineral exploration. Transport through this difficult terrain in the early 1980s was limited to routes like Studhorse Trail and the winding Doggett Creek Road. Named landmarks such as Condrey Mtn and Dry Lake Mtn provide essential orientation points for understanding the natural geography of this northern California wilderness before the turn of the century.