2017 Map of Davis Mountain

About this map

Deschutes National Forest encompasses this high-elevation landscape, where the volcanic peaks of the Cascade Range give way to a complex network of forest roads and alpine water bodies. The geography is defined by the significant presence of Davis Lake in the south and the sprawling reach of the Wickiup Reservoir to the east. These waters are connected by a web of seasonal tracks and trails, including the Hammer-Davis Run and the Davis Lake Run, which traverse the timbered slopes between Davis Mtn and Pine Butte. The map reveals a land managed for both recreation and resource protection, illustrated by the numerous National Forest Development roads and the inclusion of smaller, distinct basins like N Twin Lake and S Twin Lake near the northern boundary. This 2017 survey serves as a detailed record of the access points and topographic landmarks within the eastern Cascades' volcanic interior.