2020 Map of Cornucopia

About this map

Cornucopia sits at the base of the high peaks within the Whitman National Forest, representing a legacy of mountain settlement and resource management in the Wallowa Mountains. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage systems, where the S Fork Imnaha River and S Fork Imnaha carve through the northern terrain of the Wallowa National Forest. This 2020 survey illustrates a modern alpine environment where hydrology is heavily managed for the surrounding area, evidenced by a series of high-elevation impoundments including Red Mountain Reservoir, East Lakes Reservoir, and Steele Reservoir. These features, along with the Norway Basin and the prominence of Cornucopia Peak, highlight the intersection of natural topography and deliberate water storage. The map also traces specialized seasonal routes like the Snowmobile trail, while the southern reaches descend toward Schneider Meadows and the winding course of Pine Cr.